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Protecta Heavy Weight Bedmat # 6793 88-98 Gm/chevy Central Vt 05641 Pick Up on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
Location:

Barre, Vermont, United States

Barre, Vermont, United States
Condition:Used

                                  Protecta Heavy Weight Bedmat  Part # 6793
 
                            Designed toFit:
 
                                  Chevrolet/GMC C/K  1988 - 1998 Pickups with 8' bed, but can be trimmed to
                                   fit 6.5' bed
 
                                   Width 64.00" x Length 97.25"
 
                                   Scribe lines on long-bed mats for easy trimming to fit short-bed trucks
 
                                   Heavy-Duty 3/8" thick mat
 
                                   Smooth raised ribs running lengthwise permit easy loading and unloading
                                    of cargo
Central Vermont pick up but email us for a shipping quote. 

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