Roof Rack Options to Hold Fishing Rods on 2005 Toyota Corolla

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Hello, I have a 2005 Toyota Corolla 4 door sedan. I would like a basic roof system for fishing rods. what do you recomend?

asked by: Jeremy

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For a basic roof rack system to haul fishing rods on your Corolla I would recommend the SportRack # SR1002 roof rack with 50" crossbars. To that add the Rhino-Rack # RR572 4-pole locking fishing rod holder.

Optionally you could use the Rhino-Rack # RR573F 5-pole holder or the Rhino-Rack # RR576F 11-pole holder.

expert reply by: Les D

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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