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RedJeep

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I'm looking at cargo baskets for the roof. What do folks have? What do you like? It's always great to see pics if you have 'em.

Many thanks,
Dan
 

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Cool. Thanks for your input. I'm not looking at the $500 units at the moment - just something modest for hauling normal trash and odds and ends that I'd rather not have inside the Jeep.

Dan
 

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We love our Rola...$180 from eTrailer, mounts easy, and looks great.
 

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eTrailer's $180 price includes free shipping. If Sears shipping plus sales tax is less than $40 then that's a better deal for sure.
 
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Try Amazon, eBay, eTrailer for Thule...depends on what you want and how much you want to spend. Me, I wanted low profile rails that weren't expected to be removed so used 3/4" black pipe (1" od) painted with Hammerite. Then using the existing 2007 Jeep roof rack holes (have to drill them thru) I bolted the crossrails down with black hardware, then stuck black rubber caps on the ends for a finished look. I hogged out the bottom of each rail a bit with a grinder so they seat better on the Jeep rails. Cost me about $20. BTW, I made them 46" long because I didn't want them sticking out too far over the doors but long enough for a bungee attach point if I need it.

Also check some KJ forum threads on some beefy looking rails made from fence parts that are really sweet.
 

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eTrailer's $180 price includes free shipping. If Sears shipping plus sales tax is less than $40 then that's a better deal for sure.

Woohoo! Not bad, shipping is $11 and tax is almost $19 for a total of $169.19 and ORDERED! (that's shipped to their depot 2 minutes from my house, supposed to arrive April 4, enough time for me to work on the rail project)
 
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Once a while they offer baskets in discount shops! I also often check online auctions and homepages to be sure that I get the best deal. Unfortunately they are not cheap and if you want a good one you have to pay for it.. but it's always good to compare prices. eg etrailer seems to be trustworth and has good deals.
 

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Thanks for the link, I will now spend the day looking at all the goodies for my Lib that I can't afford....

Try Amazon, eBay, eTrailer for Thule...depends on what you want and how much you want to spend. Me, I wanted low profile rails that weren't expected to be removed so used 3/4" black pipe (1" od) painted with Hammerite. Then using the existing 2007 Jeep roof rack holes (have to drill them thru) I bolted the crossrails down with black hardware, then stuck black rubber caps on the ends for a finished look. I hogged out the bottom of each rail a bit with a grinder so they seat better on the Jeep rails. Cost me about $20. BTW, I made them 46" long because I didn't want them sticking out too far over the doors but long enough for a bungee attach point if I need it.

Also check some KJ forum threads on some beefy looking rails made from fence parts that are really sweet.


Paul, do you have a post on here somewhere giving more detail on how you put your crossbars together? I've been toying with the idea of doing it but haven't decided on a good\clean method.

Thanks!
 
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