Hitch Receiver Cover
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05-31-2005, 10:00 AM
RE: Hitch Receiver Cover
The plastic non-lighted ones you can get most anywhere, like above--Walmart, etc. The lit ones usually just plug into your wiring harness and are slick. I was in Daytona for this years race and found an "8" for the receiver for about $14 (NASCAR licensed crap costs a little more), so now I fit in with all of my other redneck friends.
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