Gobi Stealth rack INSTALLED hight measurements
03-17-2014, 05:46 AM
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That is a very nice rack, thanks for posting the photos guys, much better than their web site. I have been kind if looking for one for about a month but faced the same issues as most of the people here about getting the JK in the garage. The only down side i can see is the asking price, is the street price for it really $1,500? I'm not saying its not worth it, just at the top of the "stuff i want, wont use much but looks cool and costs a boat load" list..
on a side note, does anyone know if you can buy just for front upright/windshield part? I have a Gavin rack from another build i was thinking of making into a Frankenrack.
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Dave
on a side note, does anyone know if you can buy just for front upright/windshield part? I have a Gavin rack from another build i was thinking of making into a Frankenrack.
Thanks
Dave
03-17-2014, 09:30 AM
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That is a very nice rack, thanks for posting the photos guys, much better than their web site. I have been kind if looking for one for about a month but faced the same issues as most of the people here about getting the JK in the garage. The only down side i can see is the asking price, is the street price for it really $1,500? I'm not saying its not worth it, just at the top of the "stuff i want, wont use much but looks cool and costs a boat load" list..
on a side note, does anyone know if you can buy just for front upright/windshield part? I have a Gavin rack from another build i was thinking of making into a Frankenrack.
Thanks
Dave
on a side note, does anyone know if you can buy just for front upright/windshield part? I have a Gavin rack from another build i was thinking of making into a Frankenrack.
Thanks
Dave
You can
GOBI Jeep JK Stealth Rack Light Bar *Only (GJJKSTLB)
03-17-2014, 10:53 AM
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Thanks for the info. I see what you mean. It looks easy to just remove it and get it out of the way.