What vintage is this skeleton rack?

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Attila Bethlenfalvy

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Found yesterday.
 
haing on to it I need one if you don't. one key is the lable the two tone makes it a newer one. the older FW lables were all black. I show this color on a 69 tag. then later they went to the red and black ones don't know if it would fit in my seville or not. but incase I have a lot of boxes to unload it would be nice to have.
 
1969? That would be perfect my Ford! The funeral that owned my coach kept the skeleton rack. This on even has a fold down section that would go over the tailgate nicely! What are your plans for it? Want to trade for an ACC/Amblewagon deck with rollers?
 

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Within the last month someone on a different forum faced with a decision: Find a skeleton rack for his '69 MM combination (missing when purchased) or buy the rear compartment pieces from a local junkyard MM combination (rollers, jump seats, etc.) for $200 and modify his deck.

Relayed that lone skeleton racks come up so infrequently that I couldn't recall when the last time was I saw one for sale; to factor in coast of fabricating a rack - then compare to out of pocket expense for junkyard parts and include installation labor.

After initially thinking $200 was high, he bought those parts.

I grabbed this rack on principle and didn't really plan on selling. Thanks for dating Ed! =)
 
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