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Tuffy Products

Tuffy Infloor Lid W/ Keyed Lock For Ram Trucks Crew Cab

SKU: TFY357-01
Barcode: 818309023619

$129.00

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Tuffy Infloor Lid W/ Keyed Lock For Ram Trucks Crew Cab

$129.00

$129.00

Tech Specs

Brand
Tuffy Products
SKU
TFY357-01
Manufacturer part number
357-01
Category
Truck Bed Accessories › Cargo Organization
Shipping weight
8.2 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Sometimes you temporarily need to store your firearm in your truck, these heavy-duty locking Storage Lids replace the existing plastic OEM factory covers, creating secure storage in the hidden OEM compartments in the floor. The unique designs feature our Pry-Guard locking system with 1/8 inch thick steel components and a welded continuous steel hinge. The lids also provide a sturdier and more durable deck surface for items placed on top. Easy to install using standard hand tools in just a few minutes. Constructed from 16 gauge and 1/8 inch thick welded steel.

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