Is the Rhino-Rack Tapered Extension w/ Door RR59RW Actually Olive-Green?

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Re: Tapered Extension with Door for Rhino-Rack Batwing Awning Item # RR59RW Is this item really olive green or is it the brownish color as indicated in the photo? Thank you so much! I LOVE etrailer!

asked by: Marcene K

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Thank you for the kind words!

The Rhino-Rack Tapered Extension # RR59RW is actually an olive-green color, and this is the only color it is currently available in. We are getting new photos added as the current ones show a tan-ish color which is the older design.

expert reply by: Samuel C

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