Mark A

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I'm thinking about selling my Safety Devices removable roll cage.

I bought this cage off Scoobynet a number of years ago and it cost in the region of £550.

The cage can be removed by 2 people within about 15 mins or if on your own then 30-45 mins.

It has a fixed bar from each rear suspension top mount that remains in the car and then cage bolts to this (4th Picture).

The cage is well made with thick tubing and ideal for a person looking for a track day cage which can be removed easily so the rear seats can be used when not in place. It has a few light scratches, but nothing serious (crashes etc) and I used this in my sprint car for 2 seasons hence the stickers







I'm not in a hurry to sell, so if no interest or only silly offers I'll hang on to it. The harnesses and extinguishers are not included in the sale.

I'm interested in offers in excess of £350 I've seen bolt in cages make £300 on ebay etc

Regards Mark

Mark A

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geoffroberts

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CrazyGTiR

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Will this fit a 2 door???

Mark A

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It should do but it might be slightly harder to fit. I'm pretty sure it came out or a type r but I'll check.

Mark

Mark A

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Taken from the orginal thread back in 2002

"As designed by Performance Drivers, rear bolt in roll cage inc. crossbar. Fits 2 and 4 door BUT NOT 5 DOOR...and up to MY00"

Mark

rooferman

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Are you selling the harnesses...????

Mark A

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I'm afraid not I need them for the other cage

Mark A

Fat Boy

You need to make sure it does work in the two door - I have the same cage, but it is a two door specific one as it has welded on captive nuts in some places where it's hard to get to otherwise due to the lack of rear doors. As Mark say you would probably still be able to get it in just makes it a bit more fiddly. Good bit of kit though - same harnesses too.

Can confirm the 30-40 mins on your own getting it in and out -I only ever have a bit of trouble with getting one of the 4 bolts that holds the X shaped cross brace and harness bar on, and that is easily solved with the old cage builder's trick of a length of rope looped around the bottom and X bar with a spanner through it to wind up the rope - pulls the X piece into the right location. Vital if you're on your own

Good luck with the sale

bttt

Mark A

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Cheers Fat Boy

Fat Boy

No probs ( and bttt )

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fmp

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this for a classic or newage?

T5OLF

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That's a classic interior.

Mark A

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Classic 4 or 2 door only, does not fit the wagon

Mark A

leesta

what do you fit the lap straps of the harnesses to and what ones work with the cage

Mark A

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I've got OMP 4 point harnesses fitted and they mount to the seat belt bolts and the shoulder straps to the cage

leesta

so you need to take the seat belts out to use the harnesses or can you keep them in the car

overlord

where are you located?

Puff The Magic Wagon!

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No you can have both

Fat Boy

Best to keep both in my experience as on the road you will soon get hacked off having to undo all your 4 point belts because you forgot to shut the drivers door/ want to open the passenger door/ glove compartment/ reach for a car park ticket, and now can't, for example

I've also kept both in mine as the (same) cage only goes in for trackdays.

Mark A

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Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent

leesta

do you know the model of the omp Harnesses you use also do they have the bolt in ones or the snap fit

is demon- tweeks the best place to get them

thanks

RA Dunk

anybody else know where more of these cages can be sourced?