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RC Industries Underbody Box D-Series 60x18x18 With Steps & 14 GA Stainless Steel Door Gloss White Curbside Model DM601818.KDC PiggyBack These nerf bars fit Fits 2012 CHEVY COLORADO CREW

Name: RC Industries Underbody Box D-Series 60x18x18 With Steps & 14 GA Stainless Steel Door Gloss White Curbside Model DM601818.KDC PiggyBack These nerf bars fit Fits 2012 CHEVY COLORADO CREW
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 94313941987
Price: 561.00 USD
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RC Industries Underbody Box D Series 60x18x18 With Steps & 14 GA Stainless Steel Door Gloss White Curbside Model DM601818.KDC PiggyBack These nerf bars fit Fits 2012 CHEVY COLORADO CREW These nerf bars fit Fits Select model years of the Toyota Tacoma Double Cab (see application info to verify fitment) Shipping Weight (lb) 34 Built with heavy duty 14 Gauge Steel and featuring RC Industries’ signature high quality hardware Attribute Details Housing Material 14 Gauge Steel Door Material Options 13 Gauge Steel or 14 Gauge Stainless Steel Latch Style Anchor Compression Latch with Cylinder Lock Step Type 12” Wide Steel Pooched Steps (One side of door) Orientation Roadside or Curbside Models Available Finish Options Textured Black

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