Trailer Baggage Door, Clay Color, 29" X 18", Keys / Locks / Frame, Etc. New on 2040-parts.com
Adrian, Michigan, US
You are viewing a new Trailer Access Baggage Door
- Brand New
- Inside Opening Needed 29" x 18"
- 2" Jam on this.
- As with all my doors, these may have some very minor scratches from storage.
- Clay / Grey color on the outside,
- White on the inside
- Access Door
- These include the lock and keys with them.
- Frame, hinges, etc also.
- Aluminum Frame
- Screws to trailer side
- Please contact me with any questions.
- View my Ebay Store, Madisoncenterwholesaler, for other sizes.
- Any questions, please contact via ebay or 517 263-4972
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