How to Order Replacement Hitch Install Hardware for Curt Trailer Hitch
Question:
Greetings! Is there any chance I can purchase a complete installation kit for a Curt C11705 trailer hitch? I have the hitch but NONE of the hardware needed to install it on my 1986 Corvette. I tried contacting Curt but they are not getting back with me. I look forward to your reply...keeping my fingers crossed!! Regards,
asked by: Dave
Expert Reply:
We sell replacement install hardware for the hitches we carry with the part number # RHK. You'd need to enter the part number for the hitch you have on the product page and then select Curt from the drop down menu before hitting add to cart and then we'd ship you out what you are in need of.
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