Alu-Cab Canopy Camper V2 - Toyota Tacoma 2005-Present 2nd & 3rd Gen. - Rear Power Management Module - 6' Bed 3500 Simply release the 2 latches 615744

Name: Alu-Cab Canopy Camper V2 - Toyota Tacoma 2005-Present 2nd & 3rd Gen. - Rear Power Management Module - 6' Bed 3500 Simply release the 2 latches 615744
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 45468234195
Price: 622.50 USD
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Alu Cab Canopy Camper V2 Toyota Tacoma 2005 Present 2nd & 3rd Gen. Rear Power Management Module 6' Bed 3500 Simply release the 2 latches 615744 Simply release the 2 latches and lift the awning away in seconds By utilizing the Alu Cab extrusion channels we have been able to eliminate the need for back leg supports for the Utility Modules The Alu Cab Canopy Camper Rear Power Management Module is designed in collaboration with REDARC This Power Management Module is designed as a solution that can safely store a RedVision Manager30 Kit and a 100Ah Battery

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