Ford Transit (L2H2/130in WB/Medium Roof) (2013-Current) Slimpro Van Rack Kit
$1,289.00
The Ford Transit Slimpro Van Rack Kit! Designed specifically for Ford Transit medium roof vans (L2H2/130'' WB) from 2013 to the present, this rack kit is the perfect solution for maximizing your cargo space.
With a load-carrying area of 2368mm x 1470mm, you'll have plenty of room to transport all your essentials. The six mounting feet securely attach to your van's existing factory mounting points, ensuring a sturdy and reliable installation.
Whether you're a tradesperson, delivery driver, or adventurer, this van rack kit is a game-changer. Say goodbye to cluttered interiors and hello to organized efficiency.
Upgrade your Ford Transit today with the Slimpro Van Rack Kit and experience the convenience and functionality you've been missing. It's time to take your van to the next level!
- Easy Installation: The Ford Transit Slimpro Van Rack Kit is designed for a hassle-free installation process. With six mounting feet that securely attach to your van's existing factory mounting points, you can easily set up the rack without any additional modifications or drilling required. Spend less time on installation and more time on the road.
- Secure and Reliable: When it comes to transporting your valuable equipment or materials, you need a van rack that you can trust. The Slimpro Van Rack Kit offers a secure and reliable solution, ensuring that your cargo stays in place during transit. With its sturdy construction and robust mounting system, you can have peace of mind knowing that your load is well-protected.
- Versatile Load-Carrying Capacity: Whether you're a contractor, tradesperson, or delivery driver, the Ford Transit Slimpro Van Rack Kit provides ample load-carrying capacity to meet your needs. With a load-carrying area of 2368mm x 1470mm (93'' x 57.9''), you can easily transport long or bulky items, such as ladders, pipes, or building materials. Maximize the space in your van and optimize your efficiency with this versatile van rack.
