Buyers Weld On Drop Forged Upper Tailgate Bracket Tailgate F Bracket Btb030 on 2040-parts.com
Hays, North Carolina, United States
New Buyers Weld On Upper Tail Gate Bracket. # BTB030 Designed for ease of installation and increased strength, this bracket comes complete with 1/2" diameter “L” pin and hairpin cotter.
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