New Truck, CAP & Steel Racks by Hauler Racks
MINNEAPOLIS - From the original manufacture of aluminum racks, Hauler Racks is introducing two new product lines. These unique universal racks are designed to allow dealers to stock fewer part numbers.
MINNEAPOLIS - From the original manufacture of aluminum racks, Hauler Racks is introducing two new product lines. These unique universal racks are designed to allow dealers to stock fewer part numbers.
The new "Hauler II"is the next generation in heavy-duty, all-aluminum racks for trucks and trucks with caps. This is a universal rack. There are three part numbers for all full-size trucks with 6.5-foot or 8-foot beds with various styles of cabs. There are 4 part numbers for all mid- or mini-trucks with 6-foot to 8-foot beds.
The new "ProRac Contractor Series" is available for trucks, trucks with caps, and vans. There are only three part numbers (one per rack) to cover most trucks and vans. All three racks are made from heavy-duty 14-gauge steel with black textured powder coat finish. According to the manufacturer, these racks are fully adjustable to fit any vehicle.
Call (800) 843-5445, e-mail sales@haulerracks.com, or visit www.haulerracks.com for more information.
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