Old School Ladder Bars on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville Beach, Florida, US
Good condition set of old ladder bars. Measures approx 32" long with adjustable ends. Not sure of application but I believe they were removed from an old Ford Pick up. Sold AS-Is . Includes only parts shown in photos. US shipping only.
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