1949-1967 Vw Bug "knock Down" Deck Lid Rack, Painted on 2040-parts.com
Hawthorne, California, United States
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1949-1967 VW Bug "Knock Down" Deck Lid Rack Painted **Wood slat color varies(sometimes the stain is a little darker than illustrated)** **All Hardware Included** **Some assembly Required!** **100% Steel Frame** IAP recreated this popular VW accessory from the 50's and 60's to hold your luggage, cooler or camping gear securely while looking Old Skool Cool. Made from tubular steel, jig welded for a perfect fit and made to have quick access to the engine. It comes finished in Silver Powder Coating and features wood slats just like the original. Built in a "Knock Down" design. |
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