United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Chrome scripted mud-flap plate measures 24 inches wide and bolts through for secure mounting on Freightshaker trucks
This 24-inch wide chrome plate mounts on the lower edge of a mud flap to add a decorative Freightshaker script and protect the flap from tearing. It is designed for owner-operators and fleet shops that want a bright, finished look on heavy-duty rigs. The bolt-through design secures the plate directly through the flap material for a firm hold.
Installation uses bolts that pass through the flap and the plate, so the mud flap must already have matching holes or be drilled on the truck. Builders using rivet-only flaps or adhesive-backed guards cannot use this plate without modifying the flap first.
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The plate spans 24 inches across the mud flap, giving full coverage behind the rear wheels when mounted.
The bolt-thru design requires pre-drilled holes in the mud flap and frame, so it only fits applications that match that hole pattern.
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