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Here's how we penetrated plexiglass to engine compartment. Roll cage attachment screws in from engine section.

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Originally posted by JFB #05177:
Hope you don't mind HockeyDude if I join in with some related questions

Having a roll cage was fairly high on my wish list for rebuild so I am greatful for this discussion also. Photos and sketches would be appreaciated.

comp2, would you have some photos of how you dealt with the rear window?

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