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Author:  GIJOE4LIFE [ Tue Aug 09, 2005 9:57 pm ]
Post subject:  EBAY ROOF RACK

anybody have the ebay welded roof rack, and if so how did you mount it to the stock rails? this is the rack i want, so if no one has it does someone at least have ideas on what to use to secure it to the rails( no crossbars) thanks

brian

Author:  Cacher123 [ Tue Aug 09, 2005 9:59 pm ]
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1st of all, What rack?
2nd of all, punctuation would make ure post a little more readable.

Author:  GIJOE4LIFE [ Tue Aug 09, 2005 10:05 pm ]
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tryed to fix post a little, sorry

Author:  Cacher123 [ Tue Aug 09, 2005 10:27 pm ]
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S'ok. Didn't mean to put u down I was just trying to figure out which rack it was. See the other post in this topic for a bunch of racks discussed.

Author:  lilmatty [ Tue Aug 09, 2005 10:38 pm ]
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I got an Ebay rack from a fella in Flagstaff AZ. Custom made and its is awesome. Price was as good as off the rack racks. You'll have to mention what you are looking at on eBay before I can tell you if its the same guy.

And Yup you need to make your own cross bars and mounts but that's easy. Hardest part is the TIG welding but I had a friend.

Author:  jnc91 [ Thu Aug 11, 2005 12:08 am ]
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I used Thule cross bars and u-bolts....to mount the E-bay rack on my land rover.

I bought a 48 x 72 inch rack to fit on my previous vehicle a Land Rover Discovery. I sold the land rover and the rack is six inches too wide for my Liberty. I recommend a 42 x 72 inch rack for the Liberty.

I am going to take the rack by the Ag Shop at my former high school and let them cut it down and weld it back together for welding practice.

I will also have them fab some pillars that bolt into the factory mounting points. I will bolt the Thule cross bars to to the pillars.

I will attach the rack to the cross bars with wingnuts so I can remove it as needed.

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