Toyota Sequoia 2008-Present 2nd Gen. - Single Drawer Module - 30 3/16" Wide x 30" Deep Drawer Size:30 3/16"W x 12"H x 30"D and black powder coated with 615744

Name: Toyota Sequoia 2008-Present 2nd Gen. - Single Drawer Module - 30 3/16" Wide x 30" Deep Drawer Size:30 3/16"W x 12"H x 30"D and black powder coated with 615744
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 68800652053
Price: 697.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.873900000000001 (14 reviews)

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Toyota Sequoia 2008 Present 2nd Gen. Single Drawer Module 30 3 16" Wide x 30" Deep Drawer Size:30 3 16"W x 12"H x 30"D and black powder coated with 615744 and black powder coated with the same weather resistant coating as the Slimline II roof rack Double Drawer Module Top Plate Measures: 21"w x 18 1 2"d This is our Goose Gear Single Drawer Module with locking compression latch *****IMPORTANT: Most Goose Gear products are made to order

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