Garvin Industries Expedition Rack for Jeep CJ - 34076 - 34076 - 4-Wheel Our Garvin Wilderness Expedition Racks are designe

Garvin Industries Expedition Rack for Jeep CJ - 34076 - 34076

By Garvin Industries

$1,357.99

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Model

34076

Store

4 Wheel Parts

Manufacturer

Garvin Industries

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Our Garvin Wilderness Expedition Racks are designed to carry your gear wherever your trail takes you. The rack is designed to work with either hard or soft tops. The racks mount securely to the front windshield brackets and to the rear body of the Jeep in two locations. Drilling required for installation. The Expedition Rack can hold up to 300 lbs off-road or on road. Our specially engineered tilting feature allows you to raise the unloaded rack for lowering or raising the soft top. Fits 1976 to 1986 CJ;Black powder coat;Measures 54 W x 60 L x 4 H inches;Rack can also be tilted back (only when empty);Drilling is required above and below the tail lights on all models; California Residents: WARNING

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