Ben Rasche

In the spirit of giving, I have a few things that came off my 2001 Subaru Outback :
1) a set of 4 used black steel wheels mounted with very good condition Nokian 225/60 R 16 Nokian Hakkapeliita -rsi (studless snow) tires. Tires are a few years old, but in good condition. Wheels are acceptable, but not great condition. I would suggest that you have them balanced, as I believe a balancing weight fell off of one. I left that wheel on the rear of the car and never noticed an unbalanced ride.
2) a Yakima Roof rack system that mounted to the factory rails on a 2001 Subaru Outback and provided wide round cross bars (out to the mirrors). The whole system is up for grabs. The towers to connect to factory rails, cross bars, 3 (possibly 4, I need to check) Yakima bike trays that clamp on front fork, same number of front wheel holders. Bars lock to the rack and all bike racks lock with the same key. 3 bike trays and a Yakima Space Booster box all fit on the bars at the same time.
Only thing I absolutely require is that you can use these and do not resell them. They are free, but I would not turn down a six pack in return for the effort I made to remove them from the car before trading it. I also ask that you make a donation to a charity of your choice in your own name (preferably bike related or at least not a religious institution, or at the very least non-denominational). I am not going to check, even if I could, but I hope you do so, in an amount that seems appropriate to you.
I have no idea if any of this will work on your particular vehicle. It all worked on my 2001 Subaru Outback. I do not want to separate roof rack parts. The roof rack was mounted on my car in 2001 and stayed there until yesterday. It all worked fine, but I would highly suggest new bolts as some are rusted, you check all connections, grease, lube, etc...
Ben Rasche