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Military Cargo Truck Cover Kit Complete With Tarp 12 Foot Duce 1/2 on 2040-parts.com

US $325.00
Location:

Miller Place, New York, United States

Miller Place, New York, United States
Condition:New Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

  WE HAVE A MILITARY ISSUE   DUCE  1/2   BOW AND COVER KIT   

NEW OLD STOCK       COLOR WHITE

COMES WITH   ALL HARDWARE  AND  TARP
 
PACKED IN WOODEN CRATE
crate shows wear  the kit is as new

seller will deliver to any common carrier in my area  
buyer will  arrange frieght  or pick up  at my home

NO RETURNS  PLEASE  

ITEM WIEGHS   200  POUNDS

CRATE MEASURES   79  X   24  X  18

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