I might buy my brother-inlaws 99 GT Mustang back from the insurance company for $4,000. The car is twisted from hitting a curb and sits 1/2 inch lower on the passanger side rear. BUT the doors still open fine and everything and a body shop I know can get it alot straighter. It has 16,000 miles on it <IMG SRC="smilies/biggrin.gif" border="0">


Anyhow......

I've surfed around trying to find someone who makes a 4 point roll bar for it, and I'm wondering if any of you have had any exerience with any makers and could give me a refferal? Also, whats the going price $250-?

Anyone......

look in jegs or summit......yeah about 200-250.........why dont you just do it correct and put a full cage in it....ittl stiffen up the car..launch better ectectect safer tooo......oh yeah the most important part...it looks cool <IMG SRC="smilies/biggrin.gif" border="0">

i bought one of the kits that you can get from the magazine(before i new better)
what a joke i had to re-bent the front bars
and unless you slouch like i do your head is mighty close to the bar
but it did stiffen up the chassis alot and handles alot better now

and best of all it looks cool

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A buddy of mine here in Sacramento has done a few (custom made and installed) in hard tops for the racing crowd. Dave Virga 916.725.1574

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Autopower is probably your best bet for a premade 4 point, and with a simple bar, you will not have many fit problems. It's when you get into the cages that fit becomes a serious issue. In my first Mustang, I began with an AutoPower 4 point, and then as the speeds increased (and the car became a track car) I added to it. Go get yourself a copy of GrassRoots Motorsports magazine, and you will find a ton of companies that make bolt in bars/cages/etc.