Blue Ox Bxr3003 Sport Guard 90 Inch For Dually Trucks on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
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BLUE OX BXR3003 SPORT GUARD 90 INCH FOR DUALLY TRUCKS
* Protect your boat, snowmobile, travel trailer or towed vehicle
from rock chips, tar, mud, slush and other road debris
* Sport Guard is removable and lightweight for easy installation and
storage
* Save time and money associated with unnecessary cleanup and repair
caused by road debris and rock chips
* Universal fit covers most vehicles using a 2" ball mount
* Dually Truck, 90"
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