Dan just ignore the troublemakers, they really enjoy busting your balls - you made their day. But just for your info, I have had the headliners out of several old Furys and the bracing I saw ran from the windshield header to the middle top bow, it was about 12" wide and at least 1/8 inch thick to support the beacon mounted to it. Would probably be hard to install with the windshield in place. -- copcar dot com's Discussion Board

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Subject: Dan just ignore the troublemakers, they really enjoy busting your balls - you made their day. But just for your info, I have had the headliners out of several old Furys and the bracing I saw ran from the windshield header to the middle top bow, it was about 12" wide and at least 1/8 inch thick to support the beacon mounted to it. Would probably be hard to install with the windshield in place.

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Thanks for the info. I'll try to figure out a way to install a brace. If it looks kike it's going to be too much trouble, I might just use the Aerodynic bar on it. (NT) Dan 14:45:55 12/02/02 Mon

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