BAK BAKFlip G2 15-22 Colorado/Canyon 6'2" 226125 1992-2002-gm-6.5l-(non-duramax) Increased airflow is achieved with FGXX-668603

Name: BAK BAKFlip G2 15-22 Colorado/Canyon 6'2" 226125 1992-2002-gm-6.5l-(non-duramax) Increased airflow is achieved with FGXX-668603
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SKU: 66012352036
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BAK BAKFlip G2 15 22 Colorado Canyon 6'2" 226125 1992 2002 gm 6.5l (non duramax) Increased airflow is achieved with FGXX 668603 Increased airflow is achieved with a large internal core for increased heat transfer and reduced restriction steering stabilizer bracket and all hardware needed for installation low profile design—that’s dependable protection that looks as good as it works BAKFlip G2 Hard Folding Truck Bed Cover 2015 2022 Chevy Colorado GMC Canyon 6' 2" Bed

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