Traction bars

[chevyandpontiac]

I am looking for some help with these traction bars, Hurst adjust a bar. Here are two pictures of them, they are very beefy. when I sandblasted them they seemed to be white first. I have check through my old books and can not find a match for these in any of them. I was hoping some one else my have seen them or had a catalog with them in it. These are for 67-69 camaro.

[mockingbird812]

Cool, one size fits all! Not seen these before.

[Salvatore]

Boy, I bet they are heavy. Don't think I remember seeing adjustable bars like that but a good idea for snubber to spring placement.

[67 Nova Boy]

https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/ubbt...;Number=147249

See if this helps any...

Dave
67 Nova Boy

[whitetop]

They could be modified early square tube Lakewoods...don't discount that possibility out.

I have seen some really well done mods on speed equipment over the years that look factory/higher quality of workmanship than factory. Lot of machinist/perfectionist out there who modified these parts like this all the time...who had a better idea and went with it.

[300deluxeL79]

could be modified lakewoods, i see some yellow paint.
here's a pair of hurst on a '55-'56 frame...

[mockingbird812]

Linda................ [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/drool.gif[/img]

[Starship]

Inner sleeve looks like a heaver ga. steel. Probabably owner modified Lakewoods.

[PxTx]

Yep, even the guy who invented them would modify them from time to time. I dig the wheelie bar mod!

[chevyandpontiac]

I knew you would come up with a picture of them Paul. But what took you so long.