Jeep Tj/yj Front And Rear Tube Fenders Diy Kit With Skins on 2040-parts.com
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Tired of rusted out fenders on your Jeep? Trail damage? Here is the perfect solution. Our Tube fender kits come ready to weld, featuring strong 1.5" .120 wall tubing (pre-bent and notched) and tough 16g skins. Make your Jeep Bad-A$$ in a weekend!
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