Luggage Rack

[Rox Crusher]

After my "Clampets go to Ouray" adventure..................

I am looking for a removable luggage rack for my hardtop.

Long shot I know but worth a shot

[cobshane]

Now that would be a cool tech day event. Building some hard top racks.

[Entourage]

I have been watching CL for a Jeep luggage rack that goes over the rear tire. In my search, I see roof safari racks occassionally and they are fairly inexpensive used.

Warrior Rack.jpg

I then thought about a Jeep safari rack that could come on and off. If I added a rack on top of my Bronco, it wouldn't fit in the garage. Wouldn't want to run your new rack into the garage like Zilla's neighbor lol.

Jeep Rack.jpg

However, I think I am adding a receiver hitch (thanks Justin) and a receiver hitch Cargo Rack that I have for our SUV. I am hoping that will handle camping supplies. That will give some extra space without needing a Hard Top rack. Just a couple suggestions.

Warrior Rack II.jpg

[cobshane]

After my "Clampets go to Ouray" adventure..................

I am looking for a removable luggage rack for my hardtop.

Long shot I know but worth a shot

As for removable, I would say use a adjustable clamp type setup, 1/4 inch sheet to go edge first in the gutter. And 1/4 sheet to go flat against the bottom. Using a plastic edge protector to help save paint. I wouldn't bolt it through the roof, due to safety reasons. Yu want it to break off in a roll over. Just throwing out some ideas. I might have to throw up some drawings up. I don't have a hard top, but it sounds fun to build.

[Kinder]

I'd be down to build one for my trailer, of course it would also be able to fit a hard top.

[Rox Crusher]

After my "Clampets go to Ouray" adventure..................

I am looking for a removable luggage rack for my hardtop.

Long shot I know but worth a shot

As for removable, I would say use a adjustable clamp type setup, 1/4 inch sheet to go edge first in the gutter. And 1/4 sheet to go flat against the bottom. Using a plastic edge protector to help save paint. I wouldn't bolt it through the roof, due to safety reasons. Yu want it to break off in a roll over. Just throwing out some ideas. I might have to throw up some drawings up. I don't have a hard top, but it sounds fun to build.

Yeah, I want to use the kind that clamps onto the rain gutter.

[Rox Crusher]

I had one on my 2000 and 2005 Wrangler. I ended up selling it as even empty it changed the COC and made it squirelly. It also whistled pretty bad on the highway. I bought a reciever rack to replace it and was much happier with that and it was quick to remove when camping and wheeling.

that's good input.

I suppose it would really be noticeable when loaded to the hilt too.

[Dukietown]

Could do something like this http://www.supermotors.net/clubs/ful... ... dia/827035
Then get a storage box for the roof. The clamps on those boxes would probably be big enough to clamp onto a cage if the top were off. Might do this to have the option of tossin the snowboard on the roof.

[Moab Mike]

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[Kinder]

Damn, that is really close to what Chad posted up.

[Entourage]

Here is a cool one:

http://cosprings.craigslist.org/pts/2536696225.html

[Rox Crusher]

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Great find Mike - I wonder if I know anybody in Westminster that might be willing to look at it for me ?