Pro-rack roof rack s16 1200mm (SOLD)
Pro rack S16 S-wing 1200mm adjustable lockable roof rack as new never used $250 including two bars two locks key etc in a box (Fitting kit specific to your car is excluded)
Overview:
Want a set of roof racks that don’t make your car sound like a musical instrument? With up to 70% less wind drag than other roof racks, the Prorack Whisbar presents an unrivalled balance of strength and driver comfort. With a maximum load rating of 75Kg (per pair), these roof racks also give you a great range of flexibility for your next adventure. Coupled with a Prorack through bar fitting kit, these racks also become quick and easy to both attach, and remove.
Been in my garage unused a couple of years - clearning out my garage so need to go
costs $469 new
Asking: $250
For more info see:
www.supercheapauto.co.nz...
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