3" Metal Gusset on 2040-parts.com
Kerman, California, United States
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Up for your consideration I have a 3" metal gusset. Great for a project your working on or plan on starting. Thickness is 1/4". If your looking for a different size or style email me and we can discuss. Your gusset will come in bare metal.
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