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What does this belong to

Can anyone tell me which year this belongs to. And maybe what it is worth.

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Old 10-28-2013, 09:14 PM
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Front anti roll over bar from?

What is the Outside Diameter of the bar?

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19mm
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sway bar

That looks like a rear Weltmeister 19mm swaybar. I have a couple of them. You are missing the drop links, slider clamps, and attachment bolts. It requires special suspension adjustment/sway bar attachment bolts. It will fit in the stock factory chassis mounts or the add on Weltmeister mounts. They hang down a little lower than a factory rear sway bar. Usually used on early cars.
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That looks like a rear Weltmeister 19mm swaybar. I have a couple of them. You are missing the drop links, slider clamps, and attachment bolts. It requires special suspension adjustment/sway bar attachment bolts. It will fit in the stock factory chassis mounts or the add on Weltmeister mounts. They hang down a little lower than a factory rear sway bar. Usually used on early cars.
1+ Weltmeister rear sway bar for sure
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Is it worth $150.00 as is?
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A complete rear sway bar setup, new, costs $300 at a Pelican competitor. I would be reluctant to pay $150 for only a bar when I still need to get the rest of the parts.
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Thanks for the info.

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