Truxedo Truxport Soft Roll-up Tonneau Cover 2007-2013 Gm Full Size 6'5" Bed on 2040-parts.com
Streator, Illinois, United States
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The TruXedo TruXport Roll Up Tonnequ Cover is custom made to fit your specific truck bed. No snaps zippers or clips-the TruXport Tonneau seals smooth with the heavy duty Velcro closure system. This fits 2007-2013 GM Full Size Sierra and Silverado 6.5' Truck Bed
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