Petaluma - Craigslist - Thule Hullavators - Need TLC but killer deal..

Surprised no one has bought these yet! (I am not selling them, just saw them the other day)

I know I am a crafty guy, I would pick these up in a heart beat, but they are a little overkill for me and the drive from SC to Petaluma would be a long one.. Awesome racks ($500 usually), looks like they just need some love.. Thule warranties their product I am sure you could call them to get any abused parts that these need!

$50 would be worth going to check them out if you live in the area!!

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/sgd/5263155206.html

As of noon 10/12/15 the CL posting is removed. I hope one of you got a deal. -AF

Rust and corrosion would be the primary concern. If not, very good deal for whoever got it.

Have a similar deal if someone wants. 

Have a similar deal if someone wants. 

I still need hullavators but haven't really been looking hard.  I missed the 20 percent off REI sale on Labor Day but may still be interested as long as a pair were the extra large ones that will fit a hobie outback and in decent shape. 

Have a similar deal if someone wants. 

I still need hullavators but haven't really been looking hard.  I missed the 20 percent off REI sale on Labor Day but may still be interested as long as a pair were the extra large ones that will fit a hobie outback and in decent shape.

Your Outback is 33 in. wide. The Hullavator 897xt that Alain and I have handle kayaks as wide as 34 in. The new Hullavator Pro 898 handles kayaks as wide as 36 inches. I have loaded an Outback on my racks in the past but, for me, it is a beotch to load and unload by myself without another pair of hands or a rolling table underneath the rack and kayak.

I always thought to get a Hobie but they are getting heavier, not lighter and it doesn't help that I am getting older and weaker. 

Have a similar deal if someone wants. 

Don't tell me you bought mine from Sonny  and are now selling your old set   

Yeah I know the hobies are heavy but it makes up for it on the water.  That's why I stay out all day because I dread putting in back up.