Universal Weld On 1.75" Roll Bar Clamps (2) on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, US
For sale is a pair of weld on roll bar clamps with hardware. Designed to fit a 1.75" OD roll bar. One of them has been removed from packaging but none has been used. I decided to go a different route for my project.
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