Roadmaster Blackhawk 2 At Complete Tow Package(tow Bar, Bracket, Wiring Kit) on 2040-parts.com
Urbandale, Iowa, United States
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This is the best, heaviest tow bar system available! Sells for more than $2000 new. Well maintained used a half dozen times. Comes complete with all accessories, manual, storage bag, cover and mounts for 2014 and older F-150. Other mounts available from Roadmaster. This is very heavy and going to be expensive to ship. I will carefully pack and charge actual costs for freight. $80 is an estimate.
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