Cap For Small Size Pick Up Truck on 2040-parts.com
Lincroft, New Jersey, US
This cap is painted blue and is for a small size pick up truck. It has sliding side windows and the back window lifts open. We have the keys for it. It is in good condition. It will be great for the winter weather coming up! If it is not your color, you can always get it painted! E-mail with any questions.
Pick up only! Corrected measurements are: 57 inches wide, 27 inches high, 6 ft 5 inches long.
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