United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Chrome curb feelers alert the driver when the front tyres approach the kerb, helping prevent wheel and tyre damage
United Pacific Industries supplies these chrome curb feelers as a new interior and exterior accessory for industrial vehicles. The product carries the manufacturer highlight of novelty and fits the automotive tools category. Installation is intended for vehicle exteriors.
These feelers suit owners who want a decorative chrome accent on an industrial vehicle. Buyers who need functional parking sensors or structural protection should look at something else.
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The 70203 curb feelers are a universal novelty accessory designed for flexible placement on most vehicle body panels without requiring specific factory mounting points.
The 70203 features a standard chrome plating that provides a bright, reflective surface suitable for complementing existing chrome trim on older vehicles.
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