Receiver Hitch for 1989 Chevy C1500 With Roll Pan Bumper

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I am looking for a recover for my 89 Chevy C1500 that installs behind the roll pan. Could you point me in the right direction.

asked by: Luis P

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You'll want to use the Curt # 13942 Class III hitch that you'd looked at. This hitch is specifically designed for vehicles with a roll pan, and would install behind the license plate.

The hitch install could interfere with your under-bed spare tire, you might need to reposition the tire.

I've provided a photo showing the hitch once it's installed.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Curt 13942 Class III Receiver for Roll Pan Bumper 1988-1998 Chevy/GM C/K Series Truck
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