1g harness bar

[fhudsonjr]

Here's some pics. Had a local shop do it.
I had them make it so it can be removed.

I think it turned out good.

 

[ali]

looks good

 

[aaronhawk60]

I like it

 

[TheMadCheshire]

That's pretty creative. Welding a plate then bolting it to that. Awesome.

 

[Black94DSM]

You going to be replacing your seat for one designed for a 4 / 5 point harness ?

 

[twack]

Can you put the back seats in still? could you post a pic of the seats back there. im liking this idea, because i really need to get a harness bar on my car

 

[projecTSI]

That is pretty creative. Nice job!

 

[DWR-DSM]

Makes me want one now. Great Work

 

[fhudsonjr]

You going to be replacing your seat for one designed for a 4 / 5 point harness ?

Why would I do that? Yes or maybe modifying my stock seat with harness holes. Someone on this site I believe did a how to. I'm going to see if I can find a junk yard seat to experiment on first.

It will be a little while before I try to put the rear seats back in. I had shoulder surgery 2 weeks ago. I will give it a shot.

Hank at Hanksville Hot Rods put it together. His first estimate was about $216, before I told him I wanted it removable. He charged me $316.70. Pretty good price. Comparable to Machv's 2g for $329.

 

[beyondspexj]

looks good.

but why modify the stock seats? they dont have as much of a support that an aftermarket seat would give you. unless your a big guy and cant fit in a race bucket/seat with comfort. ( not trying to clown, being serious ).

 

[fhudsonjr]

Some things I like to try, to see if I can do it. Harness holes - $50, good seat - $200 or so and up.

Seems like you can never find a decent seat recommendation that is not expensive. You know...always looking for the diamond that will only cost you pennies.