Diesel Fuel Tank Strap Webbing Kw on 2040-parts.com
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WE HAVE 1- 20' PIECE AND 2- 5'2" PIECES. 4 1/4" WIDE.... CUT THESE TO PUT ON A PETE TANK BEFORE I REALIZED THESE WERE MADE FOR THE OLDER KW STYLES. I BOUGHT ENOUGH TO GO AROUND 2- 29" TANKS...STUFF IS BRAND NEW. |
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