![](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_m91aiCJDbnU/SN5KNkMAOYI/AAAAAAAABNs/O9itMTXdOl8/s320/RearRack7_Top.jpg)
I cut the pieces mostly out of 1" by 1/8" bar / angle stock - the cage is not really structural (other than under tension to hold the top on):
![](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_m91aiCJDbnU/SN5KNyUFl1I/AAAAAAAABN0/_G3y4UnDVxA/s320/UpperParts.jpg)
Here it is, all welded together:
![](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_m91aiCJDbnU/SN5KOH2Ea0I/AAAAAAAABN8/lhA2pqPqnnM/s320/UpperWelded.jpg)
And placed in its location:
![](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_m91aiCJDbnU/SN5KOn6MSDI/AAAAAAAABOE/HPo1_Y8iSSY/s320/UpperPlaced.jpg)
Still a couple of things to do to this rack: it needs the nuts welded on for the top hold-downs; it needs a hole cut to allow the 4/0 welding cable to exit the box; and, of course, it needs to be painted.
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