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Brand New Smittybilt 2640031 Smart Cover For Toyota Tundra With 5.5' Bed on 2040-parts.com

US $299.00
Location:

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States
Brand New Smittybilt 2640031 Smart Cover for Toyota Tundra with 5.5' Bed, US $299.00, image 1
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Brand New Smart Cover for Toyota Tundra w/5.5' Bed
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Smart Cover for Toyota Tundra with 5.5' Bed



Part #   Smittybilt 2640031




Features:
       
    • Cam'd speed lock system for fast and easy installation and removal
    • Fulcrum hinge system allows cover to roll back effortlessly
    • Truss (bow design) to prevent water/snow accumulations
    • All weather sealing system
    • Nylon reinforced plastic buckles - won't break or shatter


Note:  Please do check with a qualified automotive source (i.e. Smittybilt) before bidding to ensure proper compatibility for your application.



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