Gm Ls Series Folding Tonneau Truck Bed Cover Hard 4 Panel Lockable Black No Keys on 2040-parts.com
Centralia, Washington, United States
GM LS Series Folding Tonneau Truck Bed Cover 4-Panel Folding Hard Cover Has 2 Locks; one lock in front panel & one lock in back panel (keys are not included) Color: Black Approximate dimensions: 57-3/4" x 73" #3442 06-01 Used, cosmetically may have some paint-off scratches/blemishes from normal wear Comes only as pictured; does not include keys or any other parts/accessories *******Please check measurements to verify will fit your truck before purchasing******* |
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