For you wagon guys

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Ribbedroof

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Hil-air-e-ous.

Couldn't give mine away...3 times (3 different cars). Can't understand why anyone would want that eyesore on their roof
 

PBGBodyFan

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I can see why some want it, it helps out a certain look with wagons, if mine had it I’d probably keep it until/unless I was getting it painted.

But, mine never had one(with no plans to add it) and I’m happy about that 👍
 

Longroof79

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Mine was removed and never reinstalled. In fact, it got tossed out in the trash. That's about what they're worth.
 
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ssn696

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I would give my roof rack away plus a few hundred dollars if the holes all got magically filled and the paint matched and I did not have to drop the headliner and replace all the wagon-only garnish clips....

Got to put down that crack pipe....
 
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Local Hero

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That one was for sale back when I first bought my wagon..... nearly three years ago. Ain't no way I'm paying that much coin for one.

As for not wanting one on the roof, mine was missing and I actually wanted one because I use mine.... A LOT!!! I've hauled ladders, folding tables, Christmas trees, baseball equipment, and the list goes on.

I ended up with one off an early 70s full size Olds wagon that I cut down to fit. It was a little rough but it certainly does the job. The rib strips are aluminum bar stock from the hardware store. Stainless screws.

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Longroof79

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That one was for sale back when I first bought my wagon..... nearly three years ago. Ain't no way I'm paying that much coin for one.

As for not wanting one on the roof, mine was missing and I actually wanted one because I use mine.... A LOT!!! I've hauled ladders, folding tables, Christmas trees, baseball equipment, and the list goes on.

I ended up with one off an early 70s full size Olds wagon that I cut down to fit. It was a little rough but it certainly does the job. The rib strips are aluminum bar stock from the hardware store. Stainless screws.

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Mark,
At least you put a durable rack back on there compared to the crap that these cars came with.
 
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1evilregal

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Hoping to rework the rack on the parts blazer for the gypsy wagon... one that’s on there now looks like it led a hard, hard life....
 

Bonnewagon

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Mine was original but what a POS. Good for nothing so off it came and no regrets. I kept the ribs. If I'm hauling plywood or drywall I just stick some cardboard on first then tie it all down with straps through the doors.
 
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