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just like to thank who ever runs these forums. thanks to you and the members of skylines australia i dont have to sell my car to buy a work car. Can you beleive you can get roof racks on a skyline! im over the moon about keepin my car, just think i could have been drivin a van! :happy: tried researching about roof racks found nothin. searched on here and wha la :sorcerer: roof carrier systems in camberwell. (cheers jamezilla) keep up the good work. Skyline electrics? hmm.... maybe good enough for cashies on the weekend till then. :D

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So do they just hook on to the window sills? How much if you dont mind me asking? are they easily removable?

Always thought about roof racks for my line. Its pretty ridiculous going surfing with 2 boards across the passenger seat and my mate sitting behind me in the driver side rear seat.

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lol yeah i found it in the garage i was reading a thread about gayest mods and was gonna put a picture of the disco ball in. forgot to take that out before the shot. well done spoting that.

the cost? oh you wouldnt beleive out of all the places that would have a second hand set for a 33 i happened to go to them. i paid $275 new they were gonna be $420 i think.

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rolla racks or rhino do this cost around $600 i think from memory i have been looking into this for my surfboard...

Yes hook on the sills then extended out onto the roof with a rubber support.

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must be rola rack that do them. rhino replied to an email i sent them saying they do one but its not fully removable. still waitin on responce from rola but oh well too late. its actually an off the shelf kit made in germany. they must have a few skylines over there i guess. speciffically made for 33's

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