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Specialty Series Narrow Crossover Tool Box; Gloss Black (Universal; Some Adaptation May Be Required)

Item NF2859
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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

    Features

    • Crossover Tool Box
    • Sized 63 Inch Wide
    • Single Crowned Lid
    • Locking Stainless Steel Paddle Handles
    • Tough .056 Brite-Tread Aluminum Construction
    • Gloss Black Powder Coated Finish
    • Dampened Gas Shocks
    • Full-Length Hidden Hinge
    • Closed Cell Foam Gasket
    • Volume: 5 Cubic Feet
    • Made In USA
    • Limited-Lifetime Warranty
    • Universal Fits

    Description

    Storage Solution. This 63-inch Specialty Series Narrow Crossover Tool Box, with a volume of 5 cubic feet, is an ideal storage solution that can be transported securely in the bed of your truck. Dampened gas shocks ensure the reinforced crowned lid opens smoothly at a controlled rate, while the automotive-grade rubber bulb seal prevents moisture from penetrating the box and compromising the condition of your tools. The locking stainless steel paddle handles will keep your items safe and secure.

    Aluminum Construction. This Specialty Series Narrow Crossover Tool Box is manufactured in the USA from heavy gauge 0.056 Brite-Tread aluminum plate with internal bends and a double v-pan lid stiffener for superior strength and rugged durability. This Tool Box is then completed in a gloss black powder-coated finish for classic good looks and long-lasting corrosion resistance.

    Installation. Putting this tool box on your ride is easy and requires no drilling.

    Application. This Specialty Series Narrow Crossover Tool Box has a universal fit

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    • (1) Tool Box
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