[plain 67 rag]

hello all was curios if anyone else have used the roll bar like the one used on the69 that was on the cover of camaro performers if so where would one puchase it.

[Mark C]

Is that the Year One 69 Camaro that looks like a Pace Car (NOV8TR)? If so that isn't really a roll bar as it's only a 2 point bar anchored to the rear of the door openings. In a rollover it will fold up and cut your head off, or the rear seat passenger's heads. Never ever install a 2 point bar in a convertible. 4 is the minimum, anything with more points is better.

Year One sells most of the parts to make that car, but the roll bar (light bar) is noticably absent. Must be a reason.

http://www.yearone.com/enthusiast/ar...techspecs.html

[Steve W]

I think that bar is for strengthening the structural integrity of the convertible...like additional bracing, if you will. It was not intended for roll-over protection. Like Mark C states, its NOT a true "roll bar".

[Mark .L.W.]

I phoned year one about the bar in the convert , all I got from them was that it was a Mustang piece modified to fit that car and that was it .
Mark

[Mark C]

I saw that bar being installed in a Mustang convertible on Horse Power TV. They didn't even refer to it as a roll bar, it was called a light bar.

85-93 Mustang Convertible Light Bar

Pretty steep price at $430 for a hunk of foam covered 1 1/4" steel pipe, and an LED.

Heres another link:
Mustang Light Bar installation

[Sporter]

Here is a sample of a roll bar in a 1st generation F-body.

'67 Convertible Roll Bar