Prime Design ErgoRack For Select 2007+ Sprinter Base Mount Module (Three Crossbar) Powder Coated Black Model FBM-1008-BLK Summit MKII RockerBall reduces jerking and jarring Size:Textured Matt Black Powder Coat
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Prime Design ErgoRack For Select 2007+ Sprinter Base Mount Module (Three Crossbar) Powder Coated Black Model FBM 1008 BLK Summit MKII RockerBall reduces jerking and jarring Size:Textured Matt Black Powder Coat RockerBall reduces jerking and jarring occupying less than 12 inches of horizontal space and leaving the primary cargo area unobstructed Safety & Clearance: The standard rotation slide is engineered to avoid mirror contact during ladder removal Complete Stowage: Ensures the rack can be closed fully even when stowing light loads or no ladder at all
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