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GEN-Y GoosePuck 5" offset ball-puck mount for GM Short Bed 2018-2019 25K Towing, (With EXT Ball Assy and 102345) Model GH-21005 84 C-A DRW (full) This particular Legend bumper with Finsh:Spray-On Bed Liner
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GEN Y GoosePuck 5" offset ball puck mount for GM Short Bed 2018 2019 25K Towing, (With EXT Ball Assy and 102345) Model GH 21005 84 C A DRW (full) This particular Legend bumper with Finsh:Spray On Bed Liner This particular Legend bumper with grille guard fits select model years of the GMC Sierra 2500 HD (see application info to verify fitment) Heavy duty one piece welded design constructed from 18 gauge steel (With EXT Ball Assy and 102345) Model GH 21005 GEN Y GoosePuck 5" offset ball puck mount for GM Short Bed 2018 2019 25K Towing
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