Reflective Hitch Cover, U.s. Army, Rv/camper/trailer, 1-pk #02121 on 2040-parts.com
Twin Falls, Idaho, US
U.S. Army, Reflective Custom Hitch Covers. Designed to fit all 2" standard receivers, our hitch covers include a custom designed neoprene gasket that is "rattle free" to ensure against road vibration. Choose from over a dozen unique cover designs, each hand drawn in meticulous detail by famed graphic artist, Tom Waters. Our hitch covers are made of high quality American-made steel and treated with an electrostatic powder-coated corrosion resistant glossy finish. All graphics are protected by a clear UV laminate to provide years of weather-resistant enjoyment. Hitch Covers and Bases 1-pk (WP222C)
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