Ladder Rack With Quik-lock System on 2040-parts.com
Fort Wayne, Indiana, US
Local Pick-Up Only for now. I will check into UPS shipping costs. They have some weight to them, so I am trying it this way first.
Please email me with any questions you may have. Serious inquires only. I will not waste mine or your time with a meet spot.
Pretty simple product here. Racks were $185.00 and Quik-Lock system costs $75.00. It was only used for about a year or so before I changed jobs and got rid of my work truck.
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