(REQUIRED)Weather Guard Folding Shelf Mounting Rails RAM ProMaster all WB Driver Front Model DRRPAF 45-1/2" L 5in tall for 42in Shelf Size:Textured Matt Black Powder Coat
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(REQUIRED)Weather Guard Folding Shelf Mounting Rails RAM ProMaster all WB Driver Front Model DRRPAF 45 1 2" L 5in tall for 42in Shelf Size:Textured Matt Black Powder Coat 5in tall for 42in Shelf Unit 9893 7 01 1 Model 9893 7 01 Three Hook Cord Tool Holder 975102 3 01 1 Model 975102 3 01 Van Shelf Mounting Kit They feature integrated block diodes that protect the vehicle's circuits from the RV signals By using existing holes in reinforced sections of the wall The extruded aluminum mounting rails uses existing mounting locations and aids in the distribution of weight for secure installation without drilling into the floor of the vehicle
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