1970 blazer inside roll bar

[stevie]

Where can I get a roll bar for my 1970 Blazer. Any ideas? Or, do I need to fabricate one?

Stevie

 

[Roostr84]

smittybilt makes them

 

[OLD DAWG]

I tried finding a Smittybilt roll bar but was told they are no longer available /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif Sorry

 

[70jimmy]

Fabrication is the way to go. I got mine out of a race car.
I just had it changed and the bars extended and new plates welded on.
If you have a race track near you. I would check with the drivers there. Good luck.

 

[kilomanjaro]

I have one for sale right now, it came out of a 70 blazer, made of 2 inch tubing, pretty nice, asking 150 located in manhattan, ks. email me or post if you are interested. thanks
john

 

[rchandler]

check with mothertruckers.net he told me that smittybuilt was starting to manufacture them again.

 

[Greg72]

Stevie,

Please fill out your profile a little more (like where do you live?) /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif I might be able to help you find one, but only if you're close by....

 

['72brett]

I have the factory roll bar in my 72. it look alright, but in an actuall roll-over, I dont know how well it would hold up, its basically a 4 point roll bar, but the back 2 points are only like a 1-1/2 feet behind the front points. I have seen fabbed ones, and I think they would perform better (in the case that you actually need it)

 

[bouncytruck]

I've seen a few Smittybuilt roll bars for sale on e-bay in the past.

 

[Blazerholic]

Don't forget that S&W Race Cars makes a full cage for about $200-$300. Read it here, must be true! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif