1988 roll bar
03-22-2014, 10:59 PM
#3
Salvage Yard Pro
I can't answer this question, but I'd like to add to your google search........if your going for looks, fine, but please compare the price of the lookers to the price of a true welded one piece drop in roll bar system. I've seen so many trucks that have rolled over with the bolt together roll bar kits and the roll bars folded over at the bolted joints giving absolutely zero safety factor. I've also seen welded up headache racks with a full size truck sitting upside down on top of them with almost no damage. Most towns have a dealer for work beds. I'd start there. They have the contacts for the fab shops and you'll probably save a ton on the shipping if they can have a roll bar delivered with one of their orders for local pickup.
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Snaggletooth (03-23-2014)
03-23-2014, 10:19 AM
#5
lost my Car again...
i have to say it was rather ingenious way to showcase his skills at pipe work lol
03-23-2014, 10:33 AM
#6
Senior Member
I can't answer this question, but I'd like to add to your google search........if your going for looks, fine, but please compare the price of the lookers to the price of a true welded one piece drop in roll bar system. I've seen so many trucks that have rolled over with the bolt together roll bar kits and the roll bars folded over at the bolted joints giving absolutely zero safety factor. I've also seen welded up headache racks with a full size truck sitting upside down on top of them with almost no damage. Most towns have a dealer for work beds. I'd start there. They have the contacts for the fab shops and you'll probably save a ton on the shipping if they can have a roll bar delivered with one of their orders for local pickup.
