RaggedEdge

Ah! Fountain hitch cover 35 bucks, Fountain license plate 35 bucks. Money left for a hitch cover lock,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,PRIC ELESS!!!

ThirdBird

But,,,,,,,,, a Fountain hitch cover will only actually cover a 1" reciever and a Fountain license plate is only the size of a motor cycle plate!!

Ted G

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And spins every time you turn

slivings

I have lockable receiver pin, which I bought for just such an occasion, but I still have a hard time with $82.

Rippem

ah! plastic is so much less expensive than stainless.

accessories being a reflection of the product,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,PRICELESS!!!

Magicfloat

I wanted a hitch cover for my truck so I took the plastic one that came with Karen's Toyota Sequoia,pried off the Toyota logo and stuck the $15 Bird on it. But it looked cheap,so I never used it. The new one is what I was waiting on. Yeah,$82 is crazy,but it's all in the way you look at it. Nice Christmas present from me to me

Rippem

and you deserve it.

ThirdBird

Cheers!!

RaggedEdge

Not true Mr. Mayor, there is no "Beak" on the hitch cover or plate to skew the real size.

RaggedEdge

Carefull now, ventilated bottom Formulas fall into the same catagory refered to as "Spinner bottom boats" as do the Fountains. At least on the Velocity website, where we are all cautioned as to the evils of their design, and cautioned about taking our loved ones for a ride for fear of impending doom, or even death. And I quote the words of the man ,Mr. Stepp, himself.