Ugly receiver hitch!
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Ugly receiver hitch!
The hitch on my 2000 Eddie Bauer is factory and I have sanded and painted it several times, but I still think it is ugly. Does anyone know of a manufacturer that makes one that is hidden more up under the bumper? I still want a class III/IV hitch with at least the same rating as my factory one because I pull my travel trailer with it. Thanks, Brian
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I bought my Hidden Hitch for my Expy for the same reason. I wanted something that was sleek and only exposed at the receiver. I bought it at etrailer.com It was cheaper than most retailers offer it, even with shipping.
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If you do install the new hitch and are concerned on how the visible portions of the hitch appear, try using spray-on bedliner. I did this on my stock hitch and it has been bulletproof and still looks new. If you do this I reccommend doing it prior to installation and make sure you don't get any in the receiver slot so you can still install your hitch. You could also have a shop color match it to your truck. My brother did this and it looks awesome, just cost a little more to have a shop do it.
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Originally Posted by fordboy67
If you do install the new hitch and are concerned on how the visible portions of the hitch appear, try using spray-on bedliner. I did this on my stock hitch and it has been bulletproof and still looks new. If you do this I reccommend doing it prior to installation and make sure you don't get any in the receiver slot so you can still install your hitch. You could also have a shop color match it to your truck. My brother did this and it looks awesome, just cost a little more to have a shop do it.
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