CURT 50 x 30-1/2-Inch Black Aluminum Hitch Cargo Carrier with Ramp, 2-In Folding Shank Model 18112 15" freeing up space inside the Finish:Bright Aluminum

Name: CURT 50 x 30-1/2-Inch Black Aluminum Hitch Cargo Carrier with Ramp, 2-In Folding Shank Model 18112 15" freeing up space inside the Finish:Bright Aluminum
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 19153311210
Price: 218.68 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5346 (27 reviews)

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SKU 19153311210

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CURT 50 x 30 1 2 Inch Black Aluminum Hitch Cargo Carrier with Ramp, 2 In Folding Shank Model 18112 15" freeing up space inside the Finish:Bright Aluminum freeing up space inside the vehicle for extra cargo and making the rear mount receiver avai lable to pull a trailer Designed to replace a common welded aluminum tubular frame When not in use

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