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Ohhh - you're going to love this...

For the record, I have no interests in this sale, nor am I connected to the seller - honest.

Enjoy...

"1987 camaro firebird homemade rollbar cannot use rear seat with it will not ship must be picked up located near antigo Wisconsin"

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Old 08-07-2008, 08:30 AM
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Considering the stout design, I'm suprised he skimped on fasteners when mounting it in the car.
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Old 08-07-2008, 08:37 AM
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he probably chopped up his kids swingset.
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I kind of miss the demise of the camaro/firebird. That was the perfect car to follow on the inter-state a half mile back..

Hanging out in the left lane - 15MPH over. Perfect trooper bait.

The modern rice is really not the same.
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I can't believe such a fine piece of engineering came from a Camaro.
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That's much better than half the Hondas running around So Cal with fake roll bars, they use PVC piping from home depot and cover it with the foam roll bar padding and pretend it's real.

I punked one in front of his girl friend once. He was popping off pretty bad so I reached in and peeled back the foam. Yep, PVC. I called him king of the posers and his tramp/slut/trash girl friend started cursing and screaming at me.
Darned kids.
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I would have used drywall screws to fasten it to the carpet.
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I like the way he structurally tied it into the suspension points. I bet that really increased the torsional stiffness of the chassis.
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Old 08-07-2008, 10:42 AM
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yeah, like most of the rollbars in pelican cars actually will see action

What's sillier, a $20 fake one in a poseur street car, or a $1K cromo on in a poseur street car?

That extra $980 buys a lot of hookers and blow...
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He could at least have run a strip of duct tape to insure a firm mount. sheeze, tough room.
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He could at least have run a strip of duct tape to insure a firm mount. sheeze, tough room.
I would go velcro for easy removal on double date nights at the drive-in...
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I would go velcro for easy removal on double date nights at the drive-in...

sorry, chachi aint dating.
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The tube-to-plate welds look like the crap I do.
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That extra $980 buys a lot of hookers and blow...
Not as much as you would think.
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Not as much as you would think.
I didn't say what country
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I think I know what happened to his "design". When it came time to weld in, someone pointed out how the rear mounting plates would be welded directly over the gas tank. There is very little clearance between that tin and the tank.

He probably got cold feet on the idea on decided to pop rivet.
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I didn't say what country
Go on...
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Think it would fit my 928?
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I think I know what happened to his "design". When it came time to weld in, someone pointed out how the rear mounting plates would be welded directly over the gas tank. There is very little clearance between that tin and the tank.

He probably got cold feet on the idea on decided to pop rivet.
How did he overlook this?
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PVC pipe or sheetmetal?

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