Product Details
Nissan Frontier 2003, Crosstopper Truck Rack by U.S. RACK®. Material: Aluminum/ Mild Steel. The Cross-Topper Rack is designed for pickup owners who want to carry loads of up to 250 lbs on their truck camper shell. Fabricated from high-grade steel and featuring aluminum crossbars, it is super strong yet lightweight. It will improve the versatility of your truck without significantly affecting fuel economy. Plus, you can easily remove this rack when not needed and store it almost anywhere you want.
Features
- Designed to fit any size truck topper/camper shell with a generally flat roof
- Manufactured from premium-quality steel for maximum strength
- Comes with aluminum crossbars to be lightweight yet durable
- Four movable tie-down loops to make securing cargo with ratchet straps a snap
- Some drilling is required to attach the mounting feet
- Rubbery gasket pads under mounting feet to resist leakage into your topper
- Can be removed easily and stored in a compact space
- Proudly made in the USA
If you’re looking for a high-quality yet affordable truck rack that will help you safely carry cargo on your camper shell or topper, you can’t go wrong with this premium-quality Cross-Topper Rack by U.S. Rack. It's manufactured either from black powdercoated steel or stainless steel and features aluminum crossbars to offer a perfect blend of light weight and stiffness. This rack has a load capacity of 250 lbs and is perfect for transporting sports equipment, ladders, or other cargo. And with four movable tie-down loops, you’ll easily secure your loads with ratchet straps, bungee cords, or a rope. The Cross-Topper rack is a universal fit and works with any size truck topper/camper shell that has a flat roof. Plus, it’s a snap to install. The main part of the rack mounts in less than 5 minutes; however, you’ll need to drill some holes to attach the mounting feet.
U.S. RACK® began in a garage in Silicon Valley. The company’s founder, Chris Green, removed his welded rack off his pickup and found out that he had a sore back and no place to store the bulky rack. He wanted to create a rack that could clamp onto a truck and be stored easily when not in use. Determined to make sure that his designs were sturdy and safe, Chris initially worked with a university engineering department and later with an independent engineering lab to load-test components and products. In 2000, he set up a small shop to manufacture the first production racks and in 2003 built the larger manufacturing plant in Madera, Ca. U.S. Rack is still a small business but now manufactures over 40 different models of racks to satisfy every need for both work and play. Whether you need a rack to carry your bike, kayak, canoe, or any other cargo, the company has you covered.