ford transit 4x4 camper Flatline Van Co. - 2015-2025 Ford Transit 148 EXT Transit Safari Roof Rack
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ford transit 4x4 camper Flatline Van Co. - 2015-2025 Ford Transit 148 EXT Transit Safari Roof Rack

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ford transit 4x4 camper Flatline Van Co. - 2015-2025 Ford Transit 148 EXT Transit Safari Roof RackLooking for a durable roof rack that adds more lounge space to enjoy your Transit van, transport gear on the roof, and install it yourself at home? Then our Transit Safari Rack is your answer. The Transit Safari Rack comes ready to install at home with standard hand tools, and no forklift is required. The rack has removable decking panels that eliminate the need to make extra cut outs for fans and A Cs, with L track mounting points on every panel for

Looking for a durable roof rack that adds more lounge space to enjoy your Transit van, transport gear on the roof, and install it yourself at home? Then our Transit Safari Rack is your answer. 

The Transit Safari Rack comes ready to install at home with standard hand tools, and no forklift is required. The rack has removable decking panels that eliminate the need to make extra cut outs for fans and A/Cs, with L-track mounting points on every panel for securing extra gear on the roof of your Transit. Each size is offered as a classic basket-style front or a drop-down front that's perfect for mounting off road lights. All of the Safari Racks have an integrated wire chase channel around the perimeter of the rack for a clean install.

Awning brackets to attach a wall-mount style awning to the rack are included. We recommend the Fiamma F45 awning for its superior design and long-lasting quality, but other wall-mount awnings are also compatible.

DETAILS

  • Forklift-free Installation & DIY-Friendly with basic hand tools
  • Removable, aluminum decking panels strategically placed for fans & A/Cs
  • Integrated wire chase channel around the perimeter of the roof rack
  • 8020 crossbars with built-in hardware slots make it easy to mount accessories
  • Drop-down front option for mounting lighting and increased deck space
  • 1.5" diameter tubing on all sizes
  • Compatible with most Roof Top Tents (RTT's)

COMPATIBILITY

  • 2015+ Ford Transit Vans
  • 2023+ Ford Transit Trail Vans
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