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#161873 22-Jan-2015 09:08
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I need to transport a SUP board from Albany to Stanmore Bay this Saturday morning but I dont have roof racks on the family wagon and none of my direct friends appear to have anything either.... so was wondering if theres anyone out there who would be able to assist ? Its only 20kg but its the length thats the issue - 11ft (3.2m).

If you think you can help please PM me. 

 

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  #1219809 22-Jan-2015 09:40
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Highly recommend a soft rack, $60 from trademe, works a treat.

See here http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=48&topicid=157320


 
 
 
 

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  #1219839 22-Jan-2015 10:08
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Thanks will look into those, but need something by Saturday and unfortunately timing is bad for buying racks as Im off on holiday next week. :) Curse the timing....




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  #1220014 22-Jan-2015 12:39
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All sorted now , thanks :)




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