Replacement rear bars

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Originally Posted by Slunnie

I'm guessing there wont be any availability of them either.

Oh well, I might have to dust this off and fit some lights to it.

http://www.slunnie.com/coppermine/al...r/PA060005.JPG

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What brand is that Simon, Slunnibuilt? I've never seen a design like that before, particularly without lights.

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Originally Posted by p38arover

A school project, Simon. They learn to make moulds and do fibreglassing. They make a few and flog them off to pay for materials.

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It might pay for the new workshop! :lol2:

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

What brand is that Simon, Slunnibuilt? I've never seen a design like that before, particularly without lights.

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Sure is Slunniebuilt. I built it in 2005. The design followed the shape of the OE bar as closely as off the rack section metal does. I ran reverse lights mounted to it, and then rewired the OE reverse lights as blinkers and then installed yellow globes.

http://www.slunnie.com/coppermine/al..._D2rearbar.JPG

It was always my intention to do the reverse light blinker conversion when I fitted the steel bar 4~5 years ago. I just haven't got around to it yet. [bigwhistle]
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It's not fancy but I've been running a bit of 100*45 pine painted black with 2 trailer lights as a temporary solution till I make a steel bar. Really should get around to that.

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Originally Posted by admiralranga

It's not fancy but I've been running a bit of 100*45 pine painted black with 2 trailer lights as a temporary solution till I make a steel bar. Really should get around to that.

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Lol we are going to need a picture of this. Also it will most likely still be better than the plastic ones hahah

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Originally Posted by Noisy

Lol we are going to need a picture of this. Also it will most likely still be better than the plastic ones hahah

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Not sure why it wants to be sideways but eh.

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Originally Posted by Slunnie

Sure is Slunniebuilt. I built it in 2005. The design followed the shape of the OE bar as closely as off the rack section metal does. I ran reverse lights mounted to it, and then rewired the OE reverse lights as blinkers and then installed yellow globes.

http://www.slunnie.com/coppermine/al..._D2rearbar.JPG

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I don't suppose you'd consider selling one / selling this one? [tonguewink]

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Originally Posted by reid25

I don't suppose you'd consider selling one / selling this one? [tonguewink]

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I might be a bit bias, but I think its a pretty nice bar. I think doing it again I'd simplify the design a lot from a construction point of view, but some of those sections are no longer available - 100x100x1.6 notably, I think 2.5 wall might be the minimum now, but thats probably fine still. Actually it might still be better once lights are fitted. It still needs some design work and fabrication to fit lights - if only I had time! I don't think I have time to manufacture these, but it is a shame, as they'd probably come out a lot cheaper than those on the market.

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Originally Posted by Slunnie

I might be a bit bias, but I think its a pretty nice bar. I think doing it again I'd simplify the design a lot from a construction point of view, but some of those sections are no longer available - 100x100x1.6 notably, I think 2.5 wall might be the minimum now, but thats probably fine still. Actually it might still be better once lights are fitted. It still needs some design work and fabrication to fit lights - if only I had time! I don't think I have time to manufacture these, but it is a shame, as they'd probably come out a lot cheaper than those on the market.

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That's a shame (but understandable) as it's a great looking bar. If you decide for any reason to part with the one you currently have, I'd take it!