I'm sorry but if I had to crawl out an attic or basement backwards... Ewww itchy fiberglass..
Since we need one.... The Club Chat Thread!!! (14 Viewers)
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Easy come...easy go! Made $211 in scrap metal for 6 hours worth of work plus I got a new battery, wheels with brand new tires and a bunch of misc stuff! I should've quit my day job years ago! One less ES300 in the world! It was too rough to really warrant putting any work into it although it wouldn't have taken much to get it back on the road. Buh bye now!
These Subaru's just keep following me home! The first one was so easy to work on that I got another. Anyone need the snowboard rack on top for $50? I really need to get my Pig upgraded soon as my 4runner doesn't really enjoy being a tow rig.
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What kind of rack, I might be down for it.
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Looks like it would be fine for hauling your rakes and brooms yard business.
I don't think your racial slurs are proper on this forum, I'm reporting you.
I don't think your racial slurs are proper on this forum, I'm reporting you.
White people I swear.
-ND
does it have locks? with the keys too...
Can't speak for J, but if the lock cores are there, it's something like $6 from Yakima direct or about the same if in a hurry from Bear Crk Lock by the N. Mfr shop for some keys.
For whomever is interested in the snowboard racks they have two different locks. One set locks the rack to the car and the other locks the boards in the racks. I just dropped off both key barrels at the key place and are getting them made. I want $50 + whatever the keys come out to. My guess is somewhere around $20...so $70 total-ish.
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I'm out, I was told no. Will ask my dad as he might be interested.
Is this the whole rack with feet, load bars and such? Any pics? I'd be onboard if so.
Matt
I've got all kinds of parts for the Yakima. This one Clamps onto side rails of a pre-existing rack, then uses the universal round tube which then attaches to the snowboard rack. I have other pieces that I believe can make it attach to a preexisting crossbar which would eliminate the round tube. There are a million different feet so you may need to come check it out and see if it'll work. I'll get better pictures of it tomorrow.
If your around tomorrow noonish I could swing by and take a peek.
Don't know of anything off hand, but will keep my eyes open.
