Progrip 820190 Pick-up Truck Anchor Point With Rubber Block, 1" on 2040-parts.com
Brooklyn, New York, United States
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USA Products has anchoring solutions for most applications. The traditional EPDM rubber compression block anchor points, as well as the toggle bolt style, combine triple plated chrome with industry standard anchoring methods. A complete line of trailer and truck bed anchors act as the foundation for proper tie down techniques.
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