'96 Jeep Cherokee.
Con-Ferr w/ 6" sides and 6 bulldog gutter mounts.
What did it hold back in the day? A spare tire, and ME.

 

where's that pic taken? looks like a cool place!

nice license plate by the way

 

I am a skier, sorry if you don't like it.

Pic was in Oregon.

 

Hey guys sorry to do this to you, but for all the people that posted, can you also answer the following:

1) About how many miles do you drive on road with these items in your rack? (per month or per year)

2) About how many miles do you drive off road with these items in your rack? (per month or per year)

3) How frequently do you use your rack per year or per month.

Thanks again guys

 

1) 2500 miles/year
2) 50 miles/year
3) Huh? 40-50 times

 

Stock roof rack mounts with custum made Alum safari basket. Put in it hi lift, spare, camping gear. All my driving is with the spare and hi lift on and off road.
Camping gear once and a while

 

im hot hatin, i ski as well. (twin tips mind you)

 

1) Toyota/4Runner/1995
2) Stock
3) Spare gas cans, emergency water tanks, coolers, etc...
4) Picture is over there <------

BTW - this is about the stupidest survay for school I have ever done. How is this even going to be used for a grade?

Oh... and I guess you have a second set of questions now:

1) Hardly ever compared to the amount of time I drive it to work.
2) Almost all of those hardly ever miles.
3) 3-4

 

do you always spell stuff wrong when you're being an ass?
it's easy to see how this can be used for something like a marketing research class.

 

1) Make/Model/Year Of Your Rig
1994 Toyota 4Runner

2) Type of Rack You Have
Yakima Load Warrior

3) Items (Can be anything you've put on their before)
Shovel, High Lift, Various Camping Gear, boxes and Spare Tire.

 

99 Toy 4runner highlander.

Yakima Load warrior

Extender, shovel, axe, 48" highlift (mounts for all) Mounts for second spare, carried a second spare up there for 3 weeks. Stretch net. Thats it.

I put stuff in it every weekend. In the short run it WILL HOLD ~350lbs picture below is proof.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v8...ntOverLoad.jpg

 

1. 25K per year

2. 3000 per year

3. Every weekend from Sept thru March. once a month else.

 

1) 1993 Toyota Camry
2) Thule w/AeroFeet
3) Lights, Christmas Trees, Bikes, other random stuff.
4)

 

1)anywhere from 300mi- 500mi a couple times a month, but in the summer a LOT

2) 0

3) prolly 2-3 times

why did you even answer the survey then?

 

93 Toyota pickup 4wd

Thule

lumber, MOUNTAIN BIKES!

 

funny... glad you could poke in and call names.

 

actually you were the one that insulted me first.

I'm just glad that fellow members stick up for one another in our community.

 

I'm sorry you were insulted by my opinion. I never thought it to be offensive, however I am still dumbfounded on how this survey can relate to a school project. Maybe a little more info on that would better my understanding, but it seems more geared for product development then anything else. And as for fellow members sticking up for other members... Try reading the sticky above yours concerning flaming. I was inquisitive, and he flamed me for it. Now you are congratulating him. If you don't want to answer me, then so be it, but I would still like to know and not go off on this "I'm offended" tangent.

No hard feelings mate, just wondering. As for the name calling (not you), that is uncalled for in any public forum.

 

92 4runner
conn ferr rack
hi-lift
spare mud tire
4 hella's

 

ok here it is:

I'm a junior at Purdue University, and this is for my design class. As everybody knows, the intial stages of designing a product is to research the market. So that's what I'm doing.

And if anybody else could answer the extra questions about how many times they use their rack per month or year on and off road I'd greatly appreciate it.