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Anyone know best priced roofracks in dublin ??

30-08-2007 1:55pm

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josie80

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Hi all,
Anyone know where to get some decent priced roofracks in dublin ??
Thanks josie

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#2 30-08-2007 2:44pm

Gone West

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what sorf of car?
soft racks are prob cheapest.

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#3 02-09-2007 9:48am

Rojo

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I found http://micksgarage.ie/ to be pretty decent. They had them delivered 2 days after I ordered them too..

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#4 04-09-2007 4:34pm

Evil Phil

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Halfords aren't too bad either. They seem to have a range of generic racks to suit most cars.

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#5 05-09-2007 8:58am

local surfer

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If your going to be needing racks often then a fixed rack will be more suitable than a softrack. Softracks are best used when you have no other option, they are not as safe, they damage your door rubbers, and they lead to a wet seat.

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