Autodynamix Bmw E46 Roll Bar on 2040-parts.com
Sandy Hook, Virginia, United States
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This is for a used AutoDynamix BMW E46 roll bar. All mounting hardware included. It is for a sunroof car. Not compatible with non sunroof cars. AutoDynamix is a professional race shop specializing in road racing and auto cross application. We can custom build any roll bar/roll cage for any application and any vehicle. Please contact Carlos at 8043808947. This item is available for pickup and shipping. Shipping cost will be determined at time of sale. Please call before bidding on item so we can get accurate shipping rate and discuss.
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