Purchase 09-UP 2ND GENERATION HONDA FIT ALUMINUM RACING TOW HOOK in Rosemead, California, US, for US $49.95

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This auction is for racing tow hook for for the following vehicles:

09-Up Honda Fit (2nd Generation Fit)

This tow hook acts as an actual tow hook with a towing capacity of 1.5 tons or just for showing purpose only. Made from high strength, heavy duty steel and functional fold down design.

Since production numerous installation has been done without any problem, therefore fitment is guaranteed. This tow hook is for weekend track driver or someone who want to add a sporty look to their beloved car. Installation is easy, simply just screw this tow hook to the area where it is suppose to be mounted and you're done.

Package includes one tow hook as seen in the first picture.

　

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