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1966-1977 Bronco Beach Cruiser Interior Tube (PF358)
1966-1977 Bronco Beach Cruiser Interior Tube (PF358)
This early Bronco roll cage, like all our early Bronco roll bars, is made from 2" 0.120 wall tubing and is designed to ensure plenty of headroom while still fitting under the hard top. The B-Pillar butts up against the front of the fender well and the C-Pillar lands just before the tailgate. Additionally, we took the diagonal support bar and laid it flat right at the body line so you don't see it when you're looking at the Bronco from the side. We also added a windshield brace system so when your top is off, you don't have to run some crazy contraption to keep your windshield up. This design is for the easy going and mild builds, hence, the Beach Cruiser.
It meets the bed of the truck at 4 of its strongest points to ensure strength and stability when you need it most. The B pillar foot pads meet the body just before the fender wells and the rear foot pads land just before the tailgate. The windshield braces serve a practical purpose by holding your windshield up while the hardtop is off but they do not serve a structural purpose in this interior tube support. You just need to attach a turnbuckle to the tabs to fix your windshield to the braces.
Options
Tube Kit: Requires an experienced installer with metal working capabilities such as welding, cutting, coping and bending. It is a common occurrence to have to move the metal around when tack welding it together. Please tack weld everything before doing a final weld.
Completely Welded: The entire product is welded together. If you added additional products, they may not be welded in. Please verify before ordering.
Seat Belt Tabs
We do not weld in seat belt tabs due to the varying types of belts available and because it is better to measure where you'd like them with the cage sitting in your truck and the seat still installed. We also do not recommend using bungs for your seat belts because when you drill into the legs, you weaken the integrity of the legs. It is best to use a weld on tab vs a bung.
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