B2 Roll bar with passenger access

[Kels86]

 

[spaz1879]

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[B2 Addict]

I wonder if anyone has put A stroope roll bar in a Bronco 2?
I could not see the pictures vary well, I would like more details. I don't want to climb through any windows to get in unless it is an Oly Bronco Replaca.
Thanks!

I am not familiar with that roll bar, but I like it. I don't have a roll bar in my BII, but have thought about it for a long time.

From the looks of the stroope bar, you would not have to crawl in any windows,it appears to bolt up behind the front seats & extends to the rear of the truck. It would still allow rear passenger access.

 

[The Jester Race]

This is in an early bronco, but same deal, two door with back seat. You can see it behind the drivers seat. You have to tuck that pillar back far enough so its not in the way.

You could also put the B pillar of the cage behind the back seat....not too sure how strong it would be.

-Jester