Subaru Forester Cross Bar Kit on 2040-parts.com
Lansing, Michigan, US
You are looking at a Subaru Forester Cross Bar Kit. This is used so you can attach things like luggage carriers, snowboard racks, etc. to the top of your Subaru Forester. It was used very few times and I am getting rid of it because I no longer have a Subaru Forester. It all works and has original box and screwdriver.
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