Diamond plated roof rack floor :) pics inside
hey guys.
as you might have known... i've been making my own roof rack/basket... things rely picked up when i found a pre-made basket in a junkyard for 40$ and after i welded the mounts to the baske i decided i'm throw a floor on it... i was debating between steel/aluminum extruded fence or diamond plate... i still need to paint the rack but you'll get the idea...
you can tell which one i went with

as you might have known... i've been making my own roof rack/basket... things rely picked up when i found a pre-made basket in a junkyard for 40$ and after i welded the mounts to the baske i decided i'm throw a floor on it... i was debating between steel/aluminum extruded fence or diamond plate... i still need to paint the rack but you'll get the idea...
you can tell which one i went with


here is the finished product as of 4:40am
wow these late night projects make me feel sick ... maybe its the paint fumes? BTW the gas can holder... is a container i got from the backend of a CVS pharmacy!! its made to hold pop and such... but it works for my gas cans also... enjoy



wow these late night projects make me feel sick ... maybe its the paint fumes? BTW the gas can holder... is a container i got from the backend of a CVS pharmacy!! its made to hold pop and such... but it works for my gas cans also... enjoy


Well, it looks very interesting. I would point out, however, that you have just created a very large wing. You may have unexpected results at hwy speeds. You may have noticed that other "commercial" racks have wire floors - I think there is a reason for that.
And for the record, I'm Wilbur! GET IT RIGHT!
You may also see a significant decrease in gas mileage as well!
I don't think you're gonna have any trouble when it's loaded, but yeah, when it's not, you're gonna get some serious lift off that thing. You should really be careful before you get it up to any real speed.


