2" Trailer Hitch Receiver Tube Cover Plug, Carbon Fiber, Draw-tite 1202, Custom on 2040-parts.com
Alameda, California, US
For sale is one trailer hitch cover tube plug for 2” receivers. The material is plastic and the manufacturer is Draw-Tite (Part Number 1202). A carbon fiber vinyl adhesive has been applied to the face which creates a very unique and custom look. This is only a veneer and not real carbon fiber. This plug utilizes a simple design to provide a very tasteful and finished appearance. It's also very functional by serving to prevent debris from collecting inside the receiver. The face measures 3” wide and 3” tall with rounded corners. The snout forms a press-fit inside the receiver tube.
For those interested, I also sell this same plug without the carbon fiber adhesive for $2 less. In addition, I sell a polished aluminum version which is extremely custom yet still simple like these. Please check out my other listings if you're interested. As always, I'm happy to answer any questions you may have. Thanks for looking and have a great day! -Jeff
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