3 point Lakewood roll bar value?

[whitetop]

Originally Posted by GotGrunt

What a shame, that car should have been preserved. Also, imagine seeing a rollbar out on the curb with the trash? I don’t think I could pull over fast enough

I know people who begged for that car and was going to keep it the same and preserve it as a survivor. Someone else came in and got it. I saw it stripped down in the new owners garage and almost became sick to my stomach. Hey, it's his car though.

I walked by this car almost every day walking to school in the mid 70's as the owner kept it in a bay in his gas station or had it outside when he needed a bay

[Bernhard]

Period correct day 2 build priceless

[Bernhard]

Originally Posted by cwc

I have from a good source this is first gen camaro,I just want
To confirm this and get an idea on value

Nice

[GotGrunt]

Originally Posted by NorCam

Doubt it, but each mounting kit is going to make the bar specific to the car culture it was designed to fit. (i.e. a guy with a Camaro isn't going to pay top dollar for a bar from a 55 Chev because he'd have to find or fab new feet for it, while a guy with a 55 would trip over things for it) You need to know what mounting kit you have and cater to that market to get top dollar for it.

Here’s mine... feet are for 70-81 Camaro/Firebird. Also attached pics of the car it was in.

[The Squid]

Originally Posted by GotGrunt

Here’s mine... feet are for 70-81 Camaro/Firebird. Also attached pics of the car it was in.

Very cool. I wish someone would reproduce these. I really want one for my 73 Camaro. I suppose I could have one custom fabbed.

[markinnaples]

Mine had one of those roll bars in it back when it was built, but it was gone by the time I got it.