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Putco 15-20 Chevy Colorado - 5ft Box Locker Side Rails

SKU: PUT89850
Barcode: 010536898507

$308.85

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Putco 15-20 Chevy Colorado - 5ft Box Locker Side Rails

$308.85

$308.85

Tech Specs

Brand
Putco
SKU
PUT89850
Shipping weight
15.2 lb

The best rated round tube truck bed rails with tie-down ends are the classic locker rails. Made from polished 304 premium stainless steel tubing. These round tube bed rails are 1.75" and feature chromed-sanctioned anchor point tie-down ends with a 500 lbs load capacity per end. They look wicked awesome and always come in handy for helping secure whatever you're hauling in the cargo box.The die-cast ends are super strong and look great. They seamlessly mount into your pickup stake pocket holes with no drilling in minutes. Classic styling and manufactured by Putco in Des Moines, IA.

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