Trailer Door, 43" X 43". Access Door, New W/lock & Key on 2040-parts.com
Adrian, Michigan, US
You are viewing a new White Trailer Access Door,
- These doors are brand new, but may have some small scratches from shipping and storage.
- 43" Wide X 43" Tall Rough Opening.
- Hole cut for window, but the window is not included.
- Round Top
- Lock and Keys Included.
- Once again, these are brand new.
- Will ship by UPS Ground.
- Color outside is White.
- Any questions, please contact me and view my Ebay Store for other sizes.
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