Roof Rack Cross Rail Package Buick Encore on 2040-parts.com
Cumberland, Maryland, United States
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This Removable Roof Rack Cross Rail Package includes cross rails and all necessary mounting hardware to expand the cargo capacity for your Encore. The rails are constructed of brushed aluminum with molded Black end caps. Includes keys and install tool. Were mounted on 2015 Buick Encore for short time but never used to haul anything.
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