Temporary Rack

You could do something like this cartop carrier.
<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.thesportsauthority.com/sm-riverside-cartop-carriers-standard-kayak-kit--pi-1325764.html" target="_blank">http://www.thesportsauthority.com/sm-riverside-cartop-carriers-standar...ayak-ki</a>
Harmony also makes them but they cost a little more.

Courtney

"Drew Cutter" <andrewc DeleteThis @wcoil.com> wrote in message
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 > I need to put my jackson kayak on a honda civic LX 4 door (temporary) .
 > Any suggestion on mfg. , etc ? Not spending allot of money doing this.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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I found the same thing on another web page. Thank Courtney.

Courtney wrote:
 > You could do something like this cartop carrier.
<font color=purple> > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.thesportsauthority.com/sm-riverside-cartop-carriers-standard-kayak-kit--pi-1325764.html</font" target="_blank">http://www.thesportsauthority.com/sm-riverside-cartop-carriers-standar...ayak-ki</a>>
 > Harmony also makes them but they cost a little more.
 >
 > Courtney
 >
 > "Drew Cutter" <andrewc.DeleteThis@wcoil.com> wrote in message
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 >
  >>I need to put my jackson kayak on a honda civic LX 4 door (temporary) .
  >>Any suggestion on mfg. , etc ? Not spending allot of money doing this.
 >
 >
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Try those foam bars for swimming or an inflatable mattress , or a bunch
of moving van blankets and strap it down with two ratchet straps. Open
the doors while running the straps. Stabilize the bow and stern each
with a clothesline triangle to the bumpers.. Get down and grovel under
your car and you will see hitching rings just behind the bumpers. Ive
driven two hudred miles with this. the sound of the wind on the straps
was un nerving. Shorter trips should be fine.
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kirstenh.DeleteThis@optonline.net wrote:
 > Try those foam bars for swimming or an inflatable mattress , or a
bunch
 > of moving van blankets and strap it down with two ratchet straps.
Open
 > the doors while running the straps. Stabilize the bow and stern each
 > with a clothesline triangle to the bumpers.. Get down and grovel
under
 > your car and you will see hitching rings just behind the bumpers.
Ive
 > driven two hudred miles with this. the sound of the wind on the
straps
 > was un nerving. Shorter trips should be fine.

Were the straps buzzing or flapping real fast? When hauling freight on
a flatbed trailer, I always put a twist or 2 in the strap where it
comes down the side. That keeps it from vibrating or buzzing. You've
seen tractor-trailers on the interstate hauling a flatbed trailer and
the strap is vibrating and buzzing/flapping. It looks a little loose
but it's just the wind rushing across it at speed. If those straps are
given a twist or 2, they tend not to buzz and flap. It doesn't look
good to be hauling a load of freight and your straps are all
fluttering. Gets the attention of DOT real fast. Some old timer taught
me this when I
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