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ZOOK REAR BAR IDEAS

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ZOOK REAR BAR IDEAS

Post by 84ZOOKSTA »

I am sure i could find this in a searh if i could get it to WORK.
i have tried a search and always says no topics.

I am after some ideas, i am wondering how others have done it.

Some pics would be great or if a post like this has been done before could someone please point me in the right direction.

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Post by nicbeer »

Check pirate and rockyroad.

I will try post pics of the one i am getting. Basically a section of rhs with orig taillights recessed into it with a holden front wh bearing as a pivot point for the rhs swing away tyre carrier.

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Post by Bentzook »

this is good idea
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Post by jeep97tj »

I like that, very cool :cool:
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Post by cutzook »

thats tough... :lol:
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Post by cutzook »

the rear bar that is
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Post by inka »

chop it and never need one :twisted: :lol:
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Post by cutzook »

that is true, chop it :lol:
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Post by Pinball »

Just finished mine with the swingaway conversion,

tubular style bar... lights yet to be worked out.. will let u know when i get the article and pics up on website... hopefully b4 friday.

Spock

pics don't seem to be uploading... bugger

It's up, http://pointnshoot.whoever.org

lemme know what u think
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