New Steel Horse Door Threshold Entry Guard Cast Aluminum Full Size Truck Suv on 2040-parts.com
Arnoldsville, Georgia, United States
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For your consideration today, we are offering a BRAND SPANKING NEW set of door entry guards made by Steel Horse. These are HEAVY DUTY 1/4" thick aluminum with embossed diamond pattern for non slip! A full 28" long and 2 1/4" wide with countersunk mounting holes for smooth finish once installed. Fits full size trucks and SUVs, manufacturer's part # 75251. Thanks and good luck!
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