I thought I'd share a few pics of my rear cage addition.  It took about 6 hours to bend and weld it together.  Once completed I painted it with spray on bed liner which matched the factory paint perfectly.  It is easily removable with a few bolts.  I did have to cut a small slit in the roof to allow it to bend over the new bars.  In the pictures I have the roof clamped and sitting in the sun so it contours in.  Enjoy.

I thought I'd share a few pics of my rear cage addition.  It took about 6 hours to bend and weld it together.  Once completed I painted it with spray on bed liner which matched the factory paint perfectly.  It is easily removable with a few bolts.  I did have to cut a small slit in the roof to allow it to bend over the new bars.  In the pictures I have the roof clamped and sitting in the sun so it contours in.  Enjoy.

Man that's cool! Good job !!

Wow great job.

Nice work!!! How's it attached?

I wish I wasn't a sucky welder.

Nice.

Yup looks very nice.  I plan on doing something similar.  How did you attach it to the roll cage and back end?

The bars are attached with 1 5/8 inch clamps that I ordered off of ebay.  The are made specifically for roll bars and suspension fabrication.  Hopefully you can see them in the attached picture.  The rear of the cage has tabs welded onto it.  I drilled and tapped new holes where the existing stainless bumper is attached.  The new cage fits snug on top of the existing bumper.  I was even able to reattach the rubber bumpers.

Very nice.

Good work.

Nice work...