Roll cage Tuscan

[wadsapple]

Hi Does anyone have a cage in there garage that they might sell me or know of one, before i have one made.any help gratefully received

[teamHOLDENracing]

Try Tim Hood or Fred Tonge

[Graham]

on that note, does anyone know if its possible to remove and replace a tuscan cage from the shell in 1 piece or do you have to cut it

G

Edited by Graham on Tuesday 20th July 12:14

[Dave PORTER]

call jon on 07841899986...he has a tuscan cage

[Guillotine]

I think you have to cut them G.

All the two seaters I know of are cut and then sleeved over the join.

TCs / Mine / KVWs

Andy

[wadsapple]

You shoudn,t/don,t have to cut the cage but you will have to cut the body to get cage out,but i,m now ducking and ready to be shot down by those who know better

[RetroWheels]

Danny at Edmondson Engineering was the factory welder/fabricator for the Tuscan Challenge cars , he can make you a new one.
Tel : [phone]

[tvrolet]

Graham said:

on that note, does anyone know if its possible to remove and replace a tuscan cage from the shell in 1 piece or do you have to cut it

Got to cut it. But the body will come off with the cage still in - you just can't get the cage out of the body in one piece. You can't lift the rear as it hits the panel behind the seats, and can't drop the front as the chassis is there, and even with the body out of the car you'd have to cut away big chunks of the body to get it out.

Cutting's pretty painless though; just cut through the middle of the sleeves than grind them off at the welds and you can knock them off. Get the new sleeves just a wee bit longer and they'll cover up any grinding/weld marks if you want it neat.