trik396

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Just some pics on what I've been working on... Ripped out interior for my "cage" install... I modified a Wolfe to my liking... Then sound deadening... Just got seats today... Carpet and headliner are ready to go in also... All black... Car was tan interior that had seen better days... Also all new UMI front suspension from K member to arms... Battery relocated to trunk in sealed box... I will take more pics soon but I have to straighten out garage as I could barely move around to snap phone pics...

01 BERGER CAMARO SS

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Looking good man, I wanna do the Wolfe cage also but have it painted blue to match the stripes on the 30.....

JDEP162

looking good so far, i just finished a few weeks ago doing the exact same to my z, curious what u mean by modify the wolfe to ur liking, cant tell from the pics really. i found mine fit great, and looks great.

trik396

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Fit great for me but the bars that ran from windshield to main hoop were too close to my head so i eliminated them and ran two bars from hoop to windshield at center of the car. Right under the center roof where T tops attach. I'm not worried about getting the cage certified and it looks pretty cool. I also ran the rear bars to a 2" x 2" sqr tube I ran from above wheel wells. I felt this was much stronger than mounting to flat area above gas tank. I'll snap more pics to show you what I mean.

trik396

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Post up some pics of your setup. Love to see it

JDEP162

Yeh definatly some more pics sounds imteresting

Blackpanther99

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Looks good man. How tough was it to get the cage welded in?

trik396

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Hardest part by far is the dash. Reinstalling after the cage was tricky to say the least. After that grinding and welding is just a lot of work. I'm not a pro and my welds are ok but I enjoy doing this stuff as a hobby.

trik396

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Some more pics.... still a lot of work to do...

trik396

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more........