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To: Public Netbase NewsAgent
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Subject: Re: Carrying my canoe on a Ford Windstar
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From: ar075@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Gary J. Mac Donald)
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Date: Sun, 30 Jun 1996 16:37:53 -0700 (PDT)
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Article: rec.boats.paddle.47289
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Score: 100

Mike G (you@somehost.somedomain) writes:
> The problem is Yakima/Thule say the canoe will rip the roof off my minivan,
> regardless of whether I use my factory rack, their adaptor for the factory
> rack, or their custom clips. Anyone prove them right/wrong? Suggestions?
> Considering the drive, I would hate to get part way there and decide it's not
> working. Thanks....
The factory racks are attached to sheet metal. So you want to use a real
rack -- not an adapter on the factory racks -- or be sure that the rack is
just to keep it from sliding around on the paint and tie the canoe very
firmly to the vehicle itself. I use a real rack on my Caravan, not the
factory rack.
GaryJ
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