Windshield Guard / Light Bar

[Zen Dude]

Does anyone know where I can get this windshield guard / light bar? I really like this mounting and style but can't seem to locate this style with the center post and mounting points. I took these picks from an H1 that I saw in the Los Angeles area.

 

[NickInMN]

Hummercore makes a lightbar that has the center support, but it doesn't look like that one. I don't know what value the center support provides, LED light bars aren't heavy.

Hummercore Hummer H1 Lightbar with Center Brace

Hummercore is proud to offer the toughest Hummer H1 lightbar on the market. This beast will not only make your truck look better, it can handle some serious lighting. Shown here with a 52"double bar on the top (can also put curved), and two 22" double bars on the bottom. We also add cubes on...

hummercore.com

 

[Tad]

It's a cool looking lightbar but I fear it may not provide the protection that other lightbars do that cover the entire outside radius of the windshield frame. While useful for mounting lights, they're actually designed to deflect incoming branches from hitting the windshield frame (and the windshield itself to some extent).

Some lightbar makers have two different models, one for hardtops/wagons and one for open tops since they have different windshield frame profiles.

 

[Zen Dude]

Hummercore makes a lightbar that has the center support, but it doesn't look like that one. I don't know what value the center support provides, LED light bars aren't heavy.

Hummercore Hummer H1 Lightbar with Center Brace

Hummercore is proud to offer the toughest Hummer H1 lightbar on the market. This beast will not only make your truck look better, it can handle some serious lighting. Shown here with a 52"double bar on the top (can also put curved), and two 22" double bars on the bottom. We also add cubes on...

hummercore.com

Thanks. ... ya, I hear ya on the center support function, and I was jus thinking about a bit more windshield protection.

 

[Zen Dude]

It's a cool looking lightbar but I fear it may not provide the protection that other lightbars do that cover the entire outside radius of the windshield frame. While useful for mounting lights, they're actually designed to deflect incoming branches from hitting the windshield frame (and the windshield itself to some extent).

Some lightbar makers have two different models, one for hardtops/wagons and one for open tops since they have different windshield frame profiles.

Tad... good point on the protection. I hadn't noticed that the corners of the windshield are still exposed. And while I DO like the design of the one I took a pic of, I'm more of a function over form guy, so will likely consider something that provides more of the protection that I want.