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Hey ya'all,<BR>I'm still trying to get rid of this strut bar...<P>It's doing me no good by sitting on the floor.<P>$50 takes it.<P><BR>It's the same one off of of "Shone" old mx3.<P>We didn't want to put it in b/c we didn't want to hack the back and lose the rear seat belts.<P>pizzamr2@hotmail.com

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by pizza:<BR><STRONG>Hey ya'all,<BR>I'm still trying to get rid of this strut bar...<P>It's doing me no good by sitting on the floor.<P>$50 takes it.<P><BR>It's the same one off of of "Shone" old mx3.<P>We didn't want to put it in b/c we didn't want to hack the back and lose the rear seat belts.<P>pizzamr2@hotmail.com</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><BR>If you want, I can add this info to the For Sale section on our site so it'll get some more exposure.

Actually, it's already there.<BR>But it's under Shone's name<P>That's where I orginally got it from

You know, you can still have rear seatbelts with the rear strut bar in!

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Yeah, the rings on the end just go UNDER the seat belt retractor. Did someone tell you you had to "remove" the seatbelts?<P><BR> <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by THStrumpet:<BR><STRONG>You know, you can still have rear seatbelts with the rear strut bar in!</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

You do not have to loose rear seatbelts, you just need to cut some of the gray metal cup that seatbelt assy mounts to. Just use good grinder, it's pretty thick metal. You know If I would have a good excuse to loose rear belts I wouls throw them out, they are heavy and rattly <BR>TT

Yeha, I thought about cutting that up.<BR>But this isn't my car...it's my gf.<BR>and she didn't want the panels cut, let alone that plate for the seat belt.<P>If it was my car, I'd probably do it, then come back here looking for those panels.<P>Either way, thanks<P>Bar is ***SOLD***