CURT A30 5th Wheel Hitch with Base Rails, 30,000 lbs Model 16191 Coversion Kit Select Ford F-150 Model 320923-320920 Finish:Bright Aluminum

Name: CURT A30 5th Wheel Hitch with Base Rails, 30,000 lbs Model 16191 Coversion Kit Select Ford F-150 Model 320923-320920 Finish:Bright Aluminum
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 5037050945
Price: 713.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4581 (5 reviews)

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CURT A30 5th Wheel Hitch with Base Rails, 30,000 lbs Model 16191 Coversion Kit Select Ford F 150 Model 320923 320920 Finish:Bright Aluminum Select Ford F 150 Model 320923 320920 and Mercedes Sprinter as well as GMC Savana and Ford E series vans and the head features high strength This 30K 5th wheel includes a set of industry standard 5th wheel base rails to mount onto custom 5th wheel brackets

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