Jeep Cj 5 Wrangler 2 Pc Diamond Plate Rear Body Armor Corner Guard Kit on 2040-parts.com
Elsberry, Missouri, United States
Fits Jeep CJ 5 Model's they have no holes in them so you can cut hole where you like. They come with pop rivets. Start on one end and rivet and just work your way around.
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