Thule Universal Roof Rack W/pull Top Ski Mounts on 2040-parts.com
Long Beach, California, US
There are 4 keyed locks on the roof rack and 2 keyed locks on the pull top ski mounts. All locks need to be re-keyed. Keys were misplaced or lost. This item is in very good used condition with all parts in working condition and nothing is broken.
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