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Originally Posted by Turbosek
**Big Price Drop!!**
Up for sale is my F82 custom fabricated Roll Cage that is a True Bolt In Design using the factory reinforced bolts, It was designed so the it can be removed and install by one person in little time, if you wanted it could be swapped in/and out for track days. I bought this 1.5 years ago from another member on this site and it is in perfect condition. I had it professionally powder-coated and it looks great! I am selling because I do not track the car anymore and I want my back seats installed again.
About the Design:
-It was built by a race car shop, completely custom with Safety in mind as as the first priority and was modeled after the BMW Safety/Pace Car
-It is Secured using 6 of the factory reinforced Bolts / Attachment pints in the rear of the cage
-The front is Secured by 4 bolts, along the reinforced area of the seat bench sill plate area...this area is much stronger than the floor pan, as I have seen some other M4 roll cage designs use...(Google the video of the mustang rolling over and the cage supports punching through the floor pan)
-Adds torsional rigidity to the car
-All hardened steel hardware included
NO WELDING NEEDED Such as other designs such as this:
http://alekshop.com/products/aleksho...ss_bar_bmw_f82
$2,095, All the work, hassle and planning has been done, you do not need to have a fabricator mess around in your car and potentially damage it.
-Free Pick Up in Bellingham WA, or Buyer pays shipping (I will only charge actual shipping and show you the bill), Buyer pays PayPal fees or send money "Friends & Family" so no fee for buyer or seller. I will also deliver to Seattle area or Vancouver BC area for $100.
I am and honest seller you will be happy with what you receive.
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I see that it is using the rear seatbelt mounts for the rear section, how does it bolt on in the front? Possible to post pictures of other mount points? I can't seem to find any usable spots next to metal seat tabs sticking out on each corner in my car, unlike the picture where the roll bar seems to be attached to very same corners. Thanks.