Replacement Modular Bases in Aluminum for Thule TracRac Fixed Mount Ladder Rack

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Hi: I need new base piece for both sides of my Thule rack. Part numbers are 27001 and 27008. They are aluminum color finish. You have part 27001, but how is the other base numbered? Black is 27008-2, but aluminum finish has another part number. Will it replace 27008? Also, I need a replacement allen head screw to reattach the base. Do you sell those? Thank you

asked by: Marc J

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The replacement pieces in aluminum for the Thule Rack are Right Front/Left Rear - Qty 1 item # 8528383001 and Left Front/Right Rear - Qty 1 item # TAPT-27001.

These replace the Modular Base for Thule TracRac Fixed Mount Ladder Racks.

expert reply by: Jerred H

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