Price: $0.01
Pros: custom = awesome
Cons: steel... might rust
Recommended? Yes

Comments: love the basket... I can haul my bike and kayak anywhere now

Price: $5.00
Pros: saved alot of money, and works great
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: got it built for 5$ cant be any happier

Price: $240.00
Pros: It completely changed the look of my ZJ
Cons: None
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Me and my girlfriends dad built it. It is made completely out of aluminum. It mad a really nice place to put an oversized spare and auxilary lights.

Price: $5.00
Pros: I only paid for the bolts used to attach it to my roof
Cons: I used cheap paint and now the bars a rusting a bit
Recommended? Yes

Comments: My Cherokee did not come with the crossbars, so I decided to weld some up. I knew a local teacher in a vocational school and he let me use the mig welder and some scrap stock. I used 2" angle welded to either end of 2" square tube stock. after 16 welds and some grinding I was done. To mount it I took some 1" bar stock and cut 2.5" - 3" sections and tapped them for 3/8" bolts. I used those bars and the bolts as a makeshift clamp to hold the bars onto my roof. I used rustoleum paint to coat it. After proper prep and priming it still chips off. The only thing I would do differently is to use a better paint.

Price: $1.00
Pros: cheap
Cons: cheap
Recommended? Yes

Comments: cheap and effective. saves space

Price: $1.00
Pros: cheap, effective, and saves space.
Cons: cheap
Recommended? Yes

Comments: works very nice. holds lights and tire on roof. gives me plety of room inside.

Price: $757.00
Pros: N/A
Cons: N/A
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Sounds Expensive but when compared to the leading racks actually comes out cheaper. Built by Kevins Off Road or KOR for short. All welded construction. No peicing it together and no rust points. Only rack on the market with front removale floor section for sun roof. Highest side rails on the market. Only rack with rool over rating protection. Standard features include: brackets for mounting, welded shovel and axe brackets, welded high lift mounts, 6 welded light mounts(4 front, 2 rear), welded spare tire carier! Check them out!

Price: $90.00
Pros: everything I need and where i want it.. designed by me
Cons: NONE
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Spent 5 days designing it to make sure everything is where i want it.. has a locking tool box, locking tire carrier, lock for high lift jack.. 3 4x6 KC off road lights...

Price: $1,800.00
Pros: Best out there. Lot's or room and extras. Strong.
Cons: If you live in the woods, do not use the mounts that put the stuff on the outer edge. They will get hit and bend, ect. Also, cost a lot of money!
Recommended? Yes

Comments: They did not have the option for it, but this is the Gobi rack for the Jeep XJ. It is the most expensive, but I will say it is 100% worth it. I have hit trees with it and stuff, and nothing it wrong with it. Has a tone of room, and looks sick. I got all the extras with the Highlift jack mount, axe & shovel mount, and jerry can mounts. I ended up breaking the high lift mount because it got hung up on a tree. Has spots for 6 lights on it.

Price: $20.00
Pros: best thing ever built by me lol
Cons: ugly
Recommended? Yes

Comments: held over 250 lbs on it without bending. excellent line attachment points.

best 20 bucks i welded together.

Recommended? Yes

Comments: Installed the working prototype roof rack by BajaRack. I've worked with them to develope a rack for the JK - 03/09

Price: $10.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Sunroof, 10 years no leaks.
Window is manually removeable, pulled from some car. about 3x2 feet, round edges, black trim.
Helps with light a lot.
I used a sawzall. The hard top fibreglass makes a mess.