2005-2008 Ford Superduty Winch Bumper on 2040-parts.com
Vancouver, Washington, US
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SuperDuty 2005-2007 Winch Bumper
Features:
Heavy Duty optional BrushGuard
3/16" Steel Body
1/4" Mounting Plate
3/4 D-Ring's
4" Light Cut outs with sleeves
Finished with a Rhino Liner type finish!
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