WANTED: Silverado Bed hole plugs. I removed my cargo management system

By TexasAl
June 22, 2013 in Classifieds (Buy/Sell/Trade)

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TexasAl

Posted June 22, 2013

I removed the cargo management system off my 2008 Silverado Crew Cab, and now I have the original holes. I have seen trucks that didn't come with the CMS have a rubber plug. Let me know if you have a set you are willing to part with.

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