Roll cage
08 January 2002, 06:55 PM
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This is second time ive had this on here, last person never replied once they got the picture they begged for.
Anyway, roll cage from a WRX RA saloon. Ideal for track days etc has no door bars so does not interfere with the interior at all. Its black and covered in padding but would probably look quite jazzy if you chromed it, if you're into that kind of thing of course. Make me an offer,gay sex not accepted.
Anyway, roll cage from a WRX RA saloon. Ideal for track days etc has no door bars so does not interfere with the interior at all. Its black and covered in padding but would probably look quite jazzy if you chromed it, if you're into that kind of thing of course. Make me an offer,gay sex not accepted.
10 January 2002, 11:11 PM
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Yes you need to drill holes to fit it, I suppose you could weld it in too. There are 4 holes on each of the 4 feet, not a big job. Can you let me know awap as Im going skiing on Sunday and would like to get this organised before I go.
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12 January 2002, 07:00 PM
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Here we go...
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It covers the front section of the car (the bit with you in
) and would look to bolt just in front of the door hinge, without damaging trim (just sills & carpet ).
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I could've picked it up when I was over your way at Xmas - wife would've objected though
Thought there were more
It covers the front section of the car (the bit with you in
) and would look to bolt just in front of the door hinge, without damaging trim (just sills & carpet ).BS
I could've picked it up when I was over your way at Xmas - wife would've objected though
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