Nevada Backroaders

We have two Yakima 48" Load Bars (I guess, we used to be Thule folk and that's what Thule called 'em). These are 48" long, have the end caps (one raggedy cap) and the uprights. Very decent, if dirty, condition. Feet are for a Honda of some sort. The Lock Cores are included. Make me an offer over $20.

These have no bike or kayak attachments. The previous owner used them to carry a Yakima BasketCase, which I am mounting to my factory Grand Cherokee rack.

Will they fit your rig? Darned if I know. I already have an extra set of MoPar OEM bars on my Jeep, so they are surplus to my needs.

I got 'em right, and so can you.

Also, two Coleman plastic lantern cases. They protect your Coleman lantern cases for travel or storage. I'd trade these for two 2-liter Diet Cokes, a $5 bill or a tube of Loc-Tite.

Operators are standing by in Hooterville!

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The first rule of Intelligent Tinkering is: save all the parts!

>>> "They protect your Coleman lantern cases" should read, "...they protect your Coleman lanterns..."

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I'll take the Coleman cases off your hands. Actually was looking to get two of them for two stray lanterns I have recently acquired.

I can come by tomorrow or Tuesday.

496-3358

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1978 IH Scout II Lifted, locked, blah,blah,blah.
2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee, Her car.
1992 Ford F350 XLT 4x4

Coleman Stuff is gone. Thanks, Gary!

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Yakima stuff found home...sorta. Sawed 'em in half and made something out of 'em.

Too good to pitch out, not great enough to buy more feet kits...

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The first rule of Intelligent Tinkering is: save all the parts!