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For sale - One CAMS approved bolt in roll cage painted black.

Used in only 4-5 events without a crash.

Custom made to clear all interior trim with side intrusion bars clearing standard door trims.

Welded centre hoop with drivers side diagonal and harness bar.

All bolts and nyloc nuts and padding included.

Pics on request.

$1500

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  • 10 months later...

where are you? (I'm assuming Tassie from your sig...)

Do you still have this?

How much for postage to Brissie (4053)?

Thanks

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where are you? (I'm assuming Tassie from your sig...)

Do you still have this?

How much for postage to Brissie (4053)?

Thanks

dude! the thread is a year old... maybe pm him if you think he would still have it. but again, 12 months old.

I've since sold the car, but the new owner is based in melbourne and is going to pull it out of the car and put a welded system in.

PM me if your keen and I'll give you the guys details.

This system was better than a Bond kit, not that they are terrible, just basic.

Personally I would never had a bold in system in a real race car again.

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