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Curt Class I 1.25 in. Receiver Hitch

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Class I 1.25 in. Receiver Hitch
$296.99
Class I
  • 1.25 in. Receiver Hitch
  • Incl. Std Ball Mount/Pin/Clip
  • Rear
  • 2000lbs. GTW
  • 200lbs. Tongue Weight
  • Temp.Bumper Removal
  • Drill Req.
  • Install Time 40min.
  • Free Shipping - Estimated to ship direct from manufacturer
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