Heavy Duty Ratcheting Cargo Bar...adjustable Length 46" To 61" on 2040-parts.com
Kirkland, Washington, US
This is used but works like new. It is a cam over ratcheting Cargo heavy duty bar fits vans, compact pickups and full sized PU/Vans with inside
widths between 46 inches and 61 inches. The 2005 Ranger pickup was sold thus the Cargo bar is for sale. The bar is great for securing heavy cargo, bicycles,
etc. It is moveable as it is easily released and moved to fit the cargo.
Ratcheting cargo bars are listed on E-Bay from $58 to $84.
This bar fits across the bed, i.e., bed side to bed side.
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