Toyota 4Runner 2003-2009 4th Gen. - Rear Plate System FJ Cruiser The slot on the bottom 615744

Name: Toyota 4Runner 2003-2009 4th Gen. - Rear Plate System FJ Cruiser The slot on the bottom 615744
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 38477833257
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Toyota 4Runner 2003 2009 4th Gen. Rear Plate System FJ Cruiser The slot on the bottom 615744 The slot on the bottom of the extrusion holds the Eezi Awn DIY rectangular extrusion which captivates the head of a M8 bolt and allows it to position anywhere in the length of the K9 Load Bar for attachment to feet or legs Fitted to the contours of the Bed this Plate System is designed and built with industrial grade plywood and coating using our propriety spray methods for superior durability and wear resistance We just recommend keeping it a consistent height Overwhelmed

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