Ford Explorer Rear Retractable Cargo Cover- Gray on 2040-parts.com
Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, United States
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I THINK this is from a 2003 Ford EXPLORER. it is definitely from an explorer just not sure about what year. the main body is metal case. the ends fit into my 2002- but the ends that catch near the lift gate on my truck are flexible- these ARE NOT. and this seems to come up a few inches from the notches in my rear side panels. my 2002 does not have the handle. the vehicle this came from had a misc receipt in the glove box that had 2003 on it.
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