simsfabb's Baja project

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Post by oneUPfabrication »

what about welding a "V" brace in the front window (a upside down V) it looks cool and give the cage much needed strength. and about the gas tank i say place it in the rear package tray or behind the front seats closer to the floor...
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iam working on some up dates. will post soon i have thought of the v in the window. the car is a 69 . the cage started as a 6 point prebent bolt together is inch and a half 045 wall. iam going to do something different with the front bumper(design) shoot me some ideas on something stronger or better just remember i dont have a tubing bender and will not run a premade one. thanks too all that have replied. later josh
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Lets see some pics.
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I like the front bumper more than the back.
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Big time bump, where is this Baja now?
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