Lund - 551-F - Automotive Key Cabinet - Optional Capacity - 18 Gauge Steel - Grey Powder Coat Finish Capacity:60 hooks 1" throw dead bolt lock

Name: Lund - 551-F - Automotive Key Cabinet - Optional Capacity - 18 Gauge Steel - Grey Powder Coat Finish Capacity:60 hooks 1" throw dead bolt lock
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 96100348989
Price: 348.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3762 (28 reviews)

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Lund 551 F Automotive Key Cabinet Optional Capacity 18 Gauge Steel Grey Powder Coat Finish Capacity:60 hooks 1" throw dead bolt lock 1" throw dead bolt lock with just over 3 4” engagement with the frame 005 Size Increments Lund Automotive key cabinets come furnished with labels and shields numbered or blank Our 551 fixed panel series houses 60 180 hooks with the capability of holding three standard keys or one key fob per hook

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