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rattleon · 01-06-2011, 05:02 PM

I agree w/vin63, you should run them out the back now. It's going to be easier now rather than later plus it sounds like you already know you'll need them later anyways.
I installed my cage after the fact, as I was building my '70 as a driver and I had already painted the inside of the cab, jambs, firewall etc..and started assembly...then decided to change everything and go do a little racing with it.
Here are some pics of mine. Made it a little tougher because of the finished paint, but I think it will work.

01-06-2011, 05:02 PM	#3
rattleon Registered User Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Idaho Posts: 44	Re: Rollcage pics anyone? I agree w/vin63, you should run them out the back now. It's going to be easier now rather than later plus it sounds like you already know you'll need them later anyways. I installed my cage after the fact, as I was building my '70 as a driver and I had already painted the inside of the cab, jambs, firewall etc..and started assembly...then decided to change everything and go do a little racing with it. Here are some pics of mine. Made it a little tougher because of the finished paint, but I think it will work. Attached Images __________________ 1970 c-10 short/step box morphing into street/strip 1967 RS/SS convertible Camaro 1932 Henry Ford steel 5 window coupe highboy hotrod 1931 full fendered model A sedan AV8 traditional hotrod. 1934 Ford 5 window coupe and a (pile-of-parts) 1929 Model A coupe, plus our "normal" people vehicles.