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Windshield Braces, 66-77 Ford Bronco SKU: 4207
Windshield Braces, 66-77 Ford Bronco
Windshield Braces 66-77 Bronco
Product Overview:
These windshield braces attach your windshield frame to the front hoop of your roll bar to support your windshield frame when the hard top is removed.
Full description
These windshield braces attach your windshield frame to the front hoop of your roll bar to support your windshield frame when the hard top is removed.
We recommend using our windshield braces when running without a hard top because there is very little support for the windshield frame when the hard top is removed. The braces attach from the windshield frame to the front hoop of your roll bar to give support to the upper part of the windshield frame. This will help keep the windshield frame out of your lap if you're driving a rust bucket. They are sold in pairs, one for the driver's and one for the passenger side. They measure approximately 5 1/2 inches closed and 7 inches extended.
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Asked by Bryon Mefford, November 26, 2022
Q: Do you have these in black or will I need to prep and paint them?
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Answered by ☆ sales - November 28, 2022
A: We do not have them available in black, you would need to prep and paint.
Asked by Robert, April 15, 2021
Q: I do not have my family cage in right now to look at, but do these mount to the top of the roll bar at the corner, and will these work under a Bimini top for the family cage?
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Answered by ☆ sales - April 15, 2021
A: Yes, usually at, or near the corners. We will typically drill and tap the cage tube, to accept a bolt. Yes, they can be used under or with any top, and should have plenty of clearance. You are also free to put them where they best suit your needs.
Asked by dave, November 2, 2015
Q: what is different about these braces than those sold by competitors like TBP? Their braces are $20 and yours are $50. I can't tell from the product description why these would be over twice the price. But I buy for quality not cheapest price. Can you help differentiate?
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Answered by ☆ sales - November 2, 2015
A: Our windshield braces have heim style pivoting ends, which allow the braces to mount on less than perfectly flat surfaces and at angles.
Asked by Marc, June 12, 2014
Q: I can't tell from the picture. Are these designed to be long enough to connect to a 4 point roll cage or do you need the 6 point??
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Answered by ☆ sales - June 18, 2014
A: 6 point or a cross bar close to the windshield.
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