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You should be able to get them cheaper than Rimmers if you look around. At least you know Thule do them.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/THULE-ROO...814?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item27f8c7ee6e
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martynv8
Well-Known Member
Might be a better option to look for some OEM roof rails / cross bars (they are not cheap mind).
I found the locations to fit cross bars into the roof pockets didn't suit my roof box so opted for the OEM rails & cross bars as these can be adjusted to fit.
I paid £120 for the full set but needed a strip down & re-paint.
I found the locations to fit cross bars into the roof pockets didn't suit my roof box so opted for the OEM rails & cross bars as these can be adjusted to fit.
I paid £120 for the full set but needed a strip down & re-paint.
Busterthebulldog
New Member
I have a set of oem on mine.I have never used them and probably never will.They enhance the look of the car imo which is rare for roof racks maybe thats why they rarely come up for sale.
Castor
Trainee maniac
You could use Rivnuts so the bolts don't stick through the headlining.
The headlining hangs like erm.... erm..... hanging headlining in my rear view mirror.
The initial staple gunning is failing as the granddaughter *cannot* stop picking at it....
So in aesthetic terms we are now going for timber Brutalism.
Old railway sleepers front and rear is also appealing. Preferably with the rail chairs still nailed on.
ukadamwest
Well-Known Member
Or just some long assed nails, hammer them trough and hammer the ends over against the headlining.
of course do you even need a roof rack..
of course do you even need a roof rack..
brianp38dse
Well-Known Member
rail chairs still attached hmm gives you something to sit on when the rangie brakes down
rail chairs still attached hmm gives you something to sit on when the rangie brakes down
Do you mean something like this? - not very comfy
Or do you mean something like this . . .
Alastair
