ROOF RACKS help!!!!!!!!!!!!
so im starting to save for a roof rack becouse i have allways wanted and needed on there are really only three things im looking for in a rack
1. that it bolts on with no drilling needed into the body
2. that i can remove my softtop without taking the whole darn thing off
3. price i know there costly but if im going to spend that kind of money i want to spend it well
if anyone has any pics and a product review for me that would be great
1. that it bolts on with no drilling needed into the body
2. that i can remove my softtop without taking the whole darn thing off
3. price i know there costly but if im going to spend that kind of money i want to spend it well
if anyone has any pics and a product review for me that would be great
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so im starting to save for a roof rack becouse i have allways wanted and needed on there are really only three things im looking for in a rack
1. that it bolts on with no drilling needed into the body
2. that i can remove my softtop without taking the whole darn thing off
3. price i know there costly but if im going to spend that kind of money i want to spend it well
if anyone has any pics and a product review for me that would be great
1. that it bolts on with no drilling needed into the body
2. that i can remove my softtop without taking the whole darn thing off
3. price i know there costly but if im going to spend that kind of money i want to spend it well
if anyone has any pics and a product review for me that would be great
Look into the Gobi rack. Theres a vendor on here that has it on special and i come with the extra panel and ladder free of charge. Its frame mounted in the rear and windsheild mounted in the front. Tips back for top removal or soft top dropping. Sweet set up. Thats where im going when im ready for a rack, i think theyre asking 1500$.
Look into the Gobi rack. Theres a vendor on here that has it on special and i come with the extra panel and ladder free of charge. Its frame mounted in the rear and windsheild mounted in the front. Tips back for top removal or soft top dropping. Sweet set up. Thats where im going when im ready for a rack, i think theyre asking 1500$.
. I chose the Gobi for all the reasons you mention; no-drilling, can take the top down without removing the rack, and the free ladder! I haven't read anything negative about them, yet.
Look at my photo album. I made my own rack for little to nothing compared to manufatured ones. It is a cross between gobi and kargo master.
I wish I did. That would be nice I'm sure. I'm still new to the forum and I'm still trying to figure out how to post pics and a few other things. when I get some of it figured out better I will do a write up



