Second Hand Nissan Cabstar Roof Rack

The Nissan Cabstar is a light commercial truck with a flat-bed or dropside load bed, and it does not have a factory-fitted roof rack as a standard or optional feature on any variant. Roof racks are an aftermarket accessory on this vehicle, typically fitted to the cab roof by third-party suppliers rather than sourced from a breaker's yard as a genuine used Nissan part. If you are looking for a used roof rack for a Cabstar, you would need to search aftermarket accessory suppliers rather than a vehicle dismantler. Alternatively, if you have seen a rack on another Cabstar, it is almost certainly an aftermarket fitment that the previous owner added.

Because no roof rack was ever fitted to the Cabstar as a factory component, dismantlers breaking Cabstars will not have one to sell as a used genuine part. Breakers can only sell parts that were originally fitted to the vehicle they are dismantling, so a roof rack simply will not appear in their inventory for this model. Your best route is to contact aftermarket van accessory suppliers, who make universal or cab-specific ladder racks and roof bars designed to clamp onto the Cabstar cab roof. Companies specialising in commercial vehicle accessories would be the right starting point.

Any roof rack you have seen on a Cabstar will have been added aftermarket by the operator or a previous owner, which is very common on commercial trucks used in trades such as building, plumbing, or electrical work. These racks are typically fabricated or bought from commercial vehicle accessory suppliers and bolted or clamped to the cab. Because they are not a Nissan-sourced part, they vary widely in design, size, and attachment method depending on who supplied and fitted them. If you want to replicate a rack you have seen, your best approach is to identify the aftermarket brand directly rather than searching through a vehicle breaker.

It is not impossible that a breaker stripping a Cabstar might also have an aftermarket rack that was fitted to it, but this would be entirely coincidental and not something you could reliably source this way. The rack would not be catalogued as a Nissan part, and there is no guarantee it would suit your cab size, wheelbase variant, or intended load. For a reliable and correctly rated rack, an aftermarket commercial vehicle accessory supplier is the appropriate route. If you do spot one at a breaker, confirm all dimensions, load rating, and attachment method against your own vehicle before purchasing.