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Front Bumper Center Section W/o Tow Hole Freightliner Columbia 2001 To 2010 on 2040-parts.com

US $289.99
Location:

Little Elm, Texas, United States

Little Elm, Texas, United States
Condition:New Brand:ALPHARIG Manufacturer Part Number:B12

  • 2001 Threw 2010 Freightliner Columbia
  • Made by ALPHARIG / Aftermarket
  • Painted 
  • This is a Direct Fit For the NON Tow Hook Trucks / This can fit the Tow Hook Trucks by drilling a small hole on each side for each of the Tow Hooks
  • Direct Replacment
  • Guaranteed Fitment
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