'67 Charger roll cage

[Jacksdad]

Anybody know of a good aftermarket supplier of rollcages for a B body - specifically a '67 Charger? I want to tighten this thing up (without that center pillar it twisted and shimmied even with the old 318), and I'm looking at a six or eight point cage. I know I don't need that much tubing, but there's nothing like overkill to make an impression now, is there? I don't mind bending and welding it myself if I have to - I want to add some extra bracing in the back around my kid's seat so I'd probably have to modify one anyway- but it would save time if I had a kit to start with. I'm going the subframe connector/torque box route too, but I still think it needs some more help. Thanks

[rumblefish360]

Exact fitting? I don't know.
Try Comp engneering?

[rb77413]

Originally Posted by Jacksdad

I want to add some extra bracing in the back around my kid's seat so I'd probably have to modify one anyway-

Hehe. Nothing makes riding in dad's car better than having to play on a jungle jim to get in the back seat!! Gymnastics training inprogress!! Let us know what you find out. My 2nd mopar every is a 67 Coronet and still got it. So 67 B-body questions always perk me up a little! Plus my daughter loves it sinces it Blue, (her fav. color)

[Jacksdad]

He's three and a half, and he brought the Summit catalog to me a few weeks ago and showed me the Simpson Racing child seat he decided I "need" to buy him. Of course, this is the kid that for the past year has been telling me he's going to get a Super Bee with a hemi. Raising him right...

[lenweiler]

Strange Engineering made mine.

[Jacksdad]

I'll give Strange and Comp engineering a try - thanks guys. Much appreciated.

[64dartwagon]

you could possibly check with Chris Alston's Chassis Works in the Sacramento area

[Jacksdad]

I'll give Alstons a call too - thanks.

[dwc43]

Stock Car Products will build what ever you need.