New Stainless Bulldog Shape Hitch Cover With Step on 2040-parts.com
Arcadia, California, US
Brand new solid stainless steel Bulldog shape trailer hitch cover with step
Eye catching unique design 3 D Bulldog shape with step over the bulldog's tongue.
Rust-free solid stainless steel construction with high polishing
Prevent dirt and debris from entering your trailer hitch
Extend bumper to your truck
Dimension measures 7 1/2”L x 7” W x6 1/2" H
*****The receiver tube length (from back of Bulldog to center of pin hole) only
2 1/2" (please see listing picture's dimension)
Fits only 2” receiver trailer hitch short receiver tube models (not fit for long reciver tube models)
Pin lock is not included
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