Abstract: A tower assembly for a roof rack system adapted for use with a vehicle is provided. The tower assembly is interconnectable to a vehicle frame. A roof rack is pivotably interconnected to the tower assembly such that the roof rack is capable of rotating between a first position of use and a second position of use about an axis through a bracket of the tower assembly. The roof rack system includes a front rack member interconnected to the vehicle proximal to a windshield and A-pillar of the vehicle. The roof rack is in the first position of use when interconnected to the front rack member. The roof rack is rotatable between the first position of use and the second position of use when not interconnected to the front rack member.

Abstract: A system for mounting a roof rack to a vehicle without puncturing a surface of the vehicle is disclosed. The system includes a base plate, a support bracket, a mounting bracket, and a clamp. The system optionally includes a cover plate. The base plate is placed in the gutter of a vehicle roof, and a bottom surface of the support bracket placed on top of the base plate. The clamp is then inserted through the support bracket, and the mounting bracket is then used to secure the clamp, support bracket and base plate. The clamp has a bottom flange which secures under the vehicle's door jamb.

Abstract: A convertible roof rack is provided that is generally comprised of a light bar and a roof rack that is spaced from the roof of a vehicle. The roof rack is also rotatably interconnected to a support structure associated with the rear of the vehicle such that it is capable of moving from a first position of use adjacent to the roof to a second position of use away from the roof where the light bar remains interconnected to the vehicle adjacent to the windshield. As such, electrical connections associated with the light bar remain intact when the roof rack is rotated away from the roof.

Abstract: A rotatable rack is provided. The rotatable rack is rotatably interconnected to a vehicle proximal to the vehicle's windshield such that the rotatable rack is capable of moving from a first position of use adjacent to the windshield to a second position away from the windshield where the rotatable rack is provided proximal to a hood of the vehicle.

Abstract: A system is provided for interconnecting a ladder to a vehicle. The system may include a first portion for interconnecting to an upper portion of a vehicle rear door and a second portion for interconnecting to a lower portion of the vehicle rear door. The system provides a ladder interconnection wherein no penetrations are made into the vehicle.