Hmmwv Humvee X Door Rear Striker Backers M998 M1038 M1025 on 2040-parts.com
Wonder Lake, Illinois, United States
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One pair of manufactured Hmmwv rear X door striker backers. These are factory style backers that the bolts for the rear strikers go into. If you bought striker sets that didn't come with them or you broke bolt's off in them this is what you need. These are for the rear door strikers only.
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