Ladder Rack Recommendation for Camper Shell on 2002 Toyota Tacoma

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With our Toyota PU , we are looking for a fixed mount to install on the shell of the truck bed.

asked by: Cliff G

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We have just what you need. For a rack system that will attach to the camper shell you have installed on your 2002 Toyota Tacoma the TraRac CapRac part # TH29200XT is a confirmed fit and would work well. This is a fixed rack that attaches directly to the cap. See picture.

I also attached an install video link for you to check out as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 9

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