British Pacific Basket Type Roof Rack For Any Range Rover Classic on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, California, United States
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•British Pacific Land Rover Rack
•New and never used but does not have original Packaging • 56x58 inches (length & width) • Item has been sitting in a shed covered in plastic for approx 8 years. •absolutely no rust or scratches •original price: $650.00 •mounting hardware included in plastic bag (shown) •note: first picture shown is an example and not the actual rack. It is similar in size and shape. |
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