Roof Rack Recommendation for a 1995 Honda Civic

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Hey I was wondering which roof rack will fit on my 95 Honda Civic hatchback?

asked by: Andy

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For your 1995 Honda Civic 3 door hatchback the Sportrack roof rack part numbers # SR1003 and # SR1116 is a confirmed fit. However, this is a semi-custom fit roof rack that doesn't always fit every vehicle perfectly since it's designed to fit as many vehicles as possible.

A much better option would be the INNO part numbers # INB107, # INSUT, and # INJK, and # INK130. This is a custom fit rack that would fit much better.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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Answer 3

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