Toyota Tacoma Pickup Truck Bed Rail Tie Down Cleats 4 Pc Set Mint Sealed Nr! .01 on 2040-parts.com
Washington, New Jersey, US
THIS IS A SET OF FOUR TOYOTA TACOMA PICKUP TRUCK BED RAIL TIE DOWN CLEATS IN MINT FACTORY SEALED CONDITION. LOOK AT THE PHOTO FOR THE TOYOTA PART NUMBER. THESE ARE FOR A 2013 TACOMA BUT WILL PROBABLY FIT MANY OTHER YEARS. BE SURE TO ENLARGE THE PICTURES FOR A GOOD LOOK. BIDDING STARTS AT ONE CENT!! NO RESERVE!! AND NO BUY IT NOW OR OPENING BID EITHER!! NEW JERSEY RESIDENTS PLEASE ADD 7% SALES TAX. PLEASE LOOK AT MY OTHER ANTIQUE AND TOY TRAIN AUCTIONS. YOU WILL SAVE ON SHIPPING IF YOU WIN MORE THAN ONE ITEM ON ALL AUCTIONS ENDING IN ONE WEEKS TIME. CLICK HERE TO VIEW MY OTHER AUCTIONS
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