Heavy Dutytruck Body 8 Foot Bed Work Pickup Truck Utility Cap With Locking Bins on 2040-parts.com
Finleyville, Pennsylvania, US
- Used heavy duty steel utility pick up truck cap....
- Taken off an F250 Ford 8 foot bed..
- Four locking tool bins..Locking rear door..Very solid..
- Save your cash !!.....Similar new units cost THOUSANDS of $$$$$
- Only a couple small patches of surface rust ..
- All stainless locking hardware - all locks keyed alike..
- Front & rear windows..
- Sold as is..No warranties, promises or lies..
- Buyer picks up & installs..
- Pick up only...15332 Zip
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