Sold: Texas Complete Yakima LockNLoad Large Platform setup for OEM rails.

[DaveInSA]

Complete setup for sale.
Platform, platform adapters, timeberline towers with locks, Yakima perimeter fence kit, Yakima Hi-Lift jack mount, and a Bad Ass Tents wind deflector.

These are all from Ford Accessories (via my dealer) except for the Bad Ass Tents wind deflector.

Included parts with retail prices for reference:
Yakima Large Platform
https://accessories.ford.com/products/yakima-large-roof-mounted-cargo-platform-1
$1,396.00
This includes the Yakima SL Adapters and Timberline towers for attaching to the OEM roof rails I believe.. my setup does include them regardless.

Yakima Large Perimeter Fence Kit
https://accessories.ford.com/products/yakima-large-perimeter-fence-kit-for-cargo-platform-1
$259.00

Yakima Cargo Platform High Lift Jack Mounting Kit
https://accessories.ford.com/products/yakima-cargo-platform-high-lift-jack-mounting-kit
$129.00

Yakima SKS Lock Cores, 4 pack
https://accessories.ford.com/products/yakima-sks-lock-system-kit-1
$69

Bad Ass Tents Wind Deflector for OEM Roof Rack
https://badasstents.com/product/2021-23-ford-bronco-wind-deflector-for-oem-roof-rack/
$199.00

That's $1,853 retail in parts from ford (or $1,482 with the 20% coupon that seems to always be around).

I'm selling everything above as a package for $1,000.
Local pickup or within an hour or two drive to meet for exchange. I'm in north east San Antonio Texas.
It's currently on my Bronco, so it can be moved directly over to another Bronco (that has rails). It's a bit heavy and you have to be able to reach the roof of the bronco but it's relatively easy to move.
No way I can ship this, it would be outrageously expensive. For example Levittown Ford shows a $325 freight shipping charge on the platform alone.

I can include the OEM roof rails for a 2 door for an additional $500.

Full disclosure: the perimeter rail kit whistles. A lot. I'm really considering it just thrown in since I have it. It's the only thing not currently installed.

Various pictures:

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[Billy Goat]

Complete setup for sale.
Platform, platform adapters, timeberline towers with locks, Yakima perimeter fence kit, Yakima Hi-Lift jack mount, and a Bad Ass Tents wind deflector.

These are all from Ford Accessories (via my dealer) except for the Bad Ass Tents wind deflector.

Included parts with retail prices for reference:
Yakima Large Platform
https://accessories.ford.com/products/yakima-large-roof-mounted-cargo-platform-1
$1,396.00
This includes the Yakima SL Adapters and Timberline towers for attaching to the OEM roof rails I believe.. my setup does include them regardless.

Yakima Large Perimeter Fence Kit
https://accessories.ford.com/products/yakima-large-perimeter-fence-kit-for-cargo-platform-1
$259.00

Yakima Cargo Platform High Lift Jack Mounting Kit
https://accessories.ford.com/products/yakima-cargo-platform-high-lift-jack-mounting-kit
$129.00

Yakima SKS Lock Cores, 4 pack
https://accessories.ford.com/products/yakima-sks-lock-system-kit-1
$69

Bad Ass Tents Wind Deflector for OEM Roof Rack
https://badasstents.com/product/2021-23-ford-bronco-wind-deflector-for-oem-roof-rack/
$199.00

That's $1,853 retail in parts from ford (or $1,482 with the 20% coupon that seems to always be around).

I'm selling everything above as a package for $1,000.
Local pickup or within an hour or two drive to meet for exchange. I'm in north east San Antonio Texas.
It's currently on my Bronco, so it can be moved directly over to another Bronco (that has rails). It's a bit heavy and you have to be able to reach the roof of the bronco but it's relatively easy to move.
No way I can ship this, it would be outrageously expensive. For example Levittown Ford shows a $325 freight shipping charge on the platform alone.

I can include the OEM roof rails for a 2 door for an additional $500.

Full disclosure: the perimeter rail kit whistles. A lot. I'm really considering it just thrown in since I have it. It's the only thing not currently installed.

Various pictures:

Complete setup for sale.
Platform, platform adapters, timeberline towers with locks, Yakima perimeter fence kit, Yakima Hi-Lift jack mount, and a Bad Ass Tents wind deflector.

These are all from Ford Accessories (via my dealer) except for the Bad Ass Tents wind deflector.

Included parts with retail prices for reference:
Yakima Large Platform
https://accessories.ford.com/products/yakima-large-roof-mounted-cargo-platform-1
$1,396.00
This includes the Yakima SL Adapters and Timberline towers for attaching to the OEM roof rails I believe.. my setup does include them regardless.

Yakima Large Perimeter Fence Kit
https://accessories.ford.com/products/yakima-large-perimeter-fence-kit-for-cargo-platform-1
$259.00

Yakima Cargo Platform High Lift Jack Mounting Kit
https://accessories.ford.com/products/yakima-cargo-platform-high-lift-jack-mounting-kit
$129.00

Yakima SKS Lock Cores, 4 pack
https://accessories.ford.com/products/yakima-sks-lock-system-kit-1
$69

Bad Ass Tents Wind Deflector for OEM Roof Rack
https://badasstents.com/product/2021-23-ford-bronco-wind-deflector-for-oem-roof-rack/
$199.00

That's $1,853 retail in parts from ford (or $1,482 with the 20% coupon that seems to always be around).

I'm selling everything above as a package for $1,000.
Local pickup or within an hour or two drive to meet for exchange. I'm in north east San Antonio Texas.
It's currently on my Bronco, so it can be moved directly over to another Bronco (that has rails). It's a bit heavy and you have to be able to reach the roof of the bronco but it's relatively easy to move.
No way I can ship this, it would be outrageously expensive. For example Levittown Ford shows a $325 freight shipping charge on the platform alone.

I can include the OEM roof rails for a 2 door for an additional $500.

Full disclosure: the perimeter rail kit whistles. A lot. I'm really considering it just thrown in since I have it. It's the only thing not currently installed.

Various pictures:

I'm interested in the whole setup, question, can the L&R front roof panels be removed while just the roof rails are on? Saw a newer version at the State Fair on a 2dr that weren't.

 

[DaveInSA]

Yes, you can still remove the panels with the roof rails and platform in place, though it's not as easy obviously. And of course only the front ones, as the roof rail attaches to the rear portion of the roof.

I haven't had to loosen the rails or platform to do so. You just have to release all the clamps, then push up on the panel a little bit and close the lever latch first. This makes it short enough to then carefully slide it own the side between the roof rail and the side cross bar.

Someone made a video:


With the platform on you have to make sure you attach the feet in the right location to the rail. In the wrong location they can line up with the thickest portion of the panel and make it difficult to remove.

 

[Billy Goat]

Yes, you can still remove the panels with the roof rails and platform in place, though it's not as easy obviously. And of course only the front ones, as the roof rail attaches to the rear portion of the roof.

I haven't had to loosen the rails or platform to do so. You just have to release all the clamps, then push up on the panel a little bit and close the lever latch first. This makes it short enough to then carefully slide it own the side between the roof rail and the side cross bar.

Someone made a video:


With the platform on you have to make sure you attach the feet in the right location to the rail. In the wrong location they can line up with the thickest portion of the panel and make it difficult to remove.

Cool, I want to be able to carry fishing poles/ camping/ hunting gear without encroaching on the limited space a 2dr has. My Bronc came without the roof rails so need those as well. Out of curiosity why you ditching the stuff? Going topless
If you want to orchestrate this I can send contact info

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