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These guys have to be making a killing on this stuff.
$500 or more for vinyl? 1000-2000 for aluminum? huh
I think I'm just going to try to go without
Do the andersen ultimate hitch (easy removal)
And then storage bins for waterproof stuff. Not that worried about theft.
These guys have to be making a killing on this stuff.
$500 or more for vinyl? 1000-2000 for aluminum? huh
I think I'm just going to try to go without
Do the andersen ultimate hitch (easy removal)
And then storage bins for waterproof stuff. Not that worried about theft.
What's wrong with making a profit? I bet the company you work for makes a profit so they can pay your salary!
DIY if it's so easy to do, and save yourself some $$
I agree with these guys. Also can get roof rack rails.
I got mine with the tracks too but went ahead and got the Yakima from Truck Covers USA. Looking forward to carrying bikes there with the wheels on and cover closed. In my F150 I removed the front wheels and had fork mounts on a board. Got tired of removing and reinstalling wheels when we camp.
Haven't put them on yet. How much are you leaving on when not wanting to use it? They say I can leave the feet and remove towers and bars. I kind of like the look with nothing but probably a pain to always unscrew the feet. Just curious what you are doing.
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