Yakima Basketcase Good Condition, All Parts Included,1yr Old Fits Thule+yakima on 2040-parts.com
Evergreen, Colorado, US
- Durable vinyl-coated steel wire grid has a two-inch lip for safely and securely transporting gear.
- Spans the width of your car so you can load from either side; or mount lengthwise to allow room on crossbars for bike carriers and other gear attachments.
- Connects directly to Yakima or Thule base rack cross bars.
- All mounting hardware included.
- Dimensions: 38" x 26" x 2"
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