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Huntsville, Alabama, United States

Huntsville, Alabama, United States
Hidden Hitch 81657 Class IV / V Hitch FOR GM and Ford Pickups w/34" Frames, image 1
“Open Box Item- The packing Box is missing and it will be repackaged for shipping. However it is not previously used, and is in like new condition except for some minor scratches from being palletized with other hitches and moved around. Purely Cosmetic. I will touch up the paint scratches before shipment if you ask when placing the order. Comes complete with hardware unless otherwise stated. This hitch was acquired as part of a 300+ hitch lot from a distributor that went bankrupt, and I am selling them all on EBAY and locally. The distributor had removed the boxes to put them on the shelves for local sale, and they got palletized when they went bankrupt and I purchased them and moved them to AL. (please read the ads terms)?”
Brand:Hidden Hitch Surface Finish:Black Manufacturer Part Number:81657 UPC:Does not apply

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