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Subaru Brumby (Brat) Rollbar and Bullbar

Written by Thomas Paine - Phizinza

The rollbar (should really be called a "sportsbar" as it wouldn't help in a roll) was from another Subaru at a wrecker. I believe it was a custom job too. It is simply made out of 3" stainless steel exhaust welded together with those 45degree mandrel bends you can buy. I got it cheap as the wrecker didn't think it was worth much, but I believe custom rollbars go for around $200 to $400 new. Closer to $400 for this one as it was a bit more complex then a normal pickup. I am looking to buy four 7" spotties for it soon, but I'm having trouble finding ones that look good and are cheap. I'm really just after a bull lamp style.

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Subaru Brumby Rollbar, Subaru Brat Rollbar

The bullbar I have on my Subaru Brumby was made by an Austaralian company (I don't know the name of) which made quite a few of them. They are a very popular addon to most Subaru's in Australia. The one I have is completely alloy and uses 1.5" alloy tubing along with 5mm thick alloy plate. Not much to say about it really. They are just to popular to be rare.

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Subaru Brumby bullbar

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	Subaru Brumby (Brat) Rollbar and Bullbar Written by Thomas Paine - Phizinza The rollbar (should really be called a "sportsbar" as it wouldn't help in a roll) was from another Subaru at a wrecker. I believe it was a custom job too. It is simply made out of 3" stainless steel exhaust welded together with those 45degree mandrel bends you can buy. I got it cheap as the wrecker didn't think it was worth much, but I believe custom rollbars go for around $200 to $400 new. Closer to $400 for this one as it was a bit more complex then a normal pickup. I am looking to buy four 7" spotties for it soon, but I'm having trouble finding ones that look good and are cheap. I'm really just after a bull lamp style. [click to enlarge] The bullbar I have on my Subaru Brumby was made by an Austaralian company (I don't know the name of) which made quite a few of them. They are a very popular addon to most Subaru's in Australia. The one I have is completely alloy and uses 1.5" alloy tubing along with 5mm thick alloy plate. Not much to say about it really. They are just to popular to be rare. [click to enlarge] "I got a fever, and the only prescription is more cowbell!"
	Contact Text and pictures on this site Copyright © 2005 Thomas Paine. All rights reserved. All copyrights are retained by original authors. If you wish to use a picture or quote the text off this site to your own site or to a online forum please ask for permission first. If you use anything off this site that may lead to damage of my reputation I will have to take the matter further. So do not piss me off! DISCLAIMER: Thomas Paine, www.OffroadingSubarus.com, does not warrant or make any representation regarding the use, or results of use of the information contained on and within this website as to its correctness, accuracy, currency or otherwise. Thomas Paine, www.OffroadingSubarus.com, expressly disclaim all liability or responsibility to any person using the information or advice contained on and within this website.