RACK MOUNTED BOTTLE OPENER - BY FRONT RUNNER (RRAC077)
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RACK MOUNTED BOTTLE OPENER - BY FRONT RUNNER (RRAC077)

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RACK MOUNTED BOTTLE OPENER - BY FRONT RUNNER (RRAC077)RACK MOUNTED BOTTLE OPENER BY FRONT RUNNER The name says it all. Turn your entire vehicle into a handy way to open your beers. Fit a bottle opener to your rack for whenever you need to crack open a cool one. Black powder coated stainless steel for protection against the elements. Can be installed anywhere along the sides of the Front Runner Slimline II Roof Rack Tray by sliding the opener into the T slot and fastening the bolt. Note: This product is

RACK MOUNTED BOTTLE OPENER - BY FRONT RUNNER

The name says it all. Turn your entire vehicle into a handy way to open your beers.

 

 

Fit a bottle opener to your rack for whenever you need to crack open a cool one.

Black powder coated stainless steel for protection against the elements.
 
Can be installed anywhere along the sides of the Front Runner Slimline II Roof Rack Tray by sliding the opener into the T-slot and fastening the bolt.

Note: This product is not compatible with Slimsport rack kit range.
 
Consists of:
1x Bracket
1x Nut and blot kit
 
Materials used:
2mm (0.08") black powder coated 3CR12 stainless steel
 
Product Dimensions:
49mm (1.9") L x 53mm (2.1") W x 36mm (1.4") H
 
Weight:
96g (3.4oz)
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