Emblem Material of the VFW Seal Trailer Hitch Receiver Cover # AMG102422
Updated 09/18/2017 | Published 09/17/2017
Question:
I understand that the hitch cover itself is metal, but is the emblem on the face made out of metal or plastic? In the description, it says VFW Seal Trailer Hitch Receiver Cover - 2inch Hitches - Chrome Emblem, but one of the reviews says that the emblem is actually plastic. The reason I ask is that a plastic emblem will likely weather quickly. $ is a lot for plastic.
asked by: Stephen N
Expert Reply:
The emblem of the # AMG102422 is chrome plated metal and not plastic. I looked for the review you mentioned but couldn't find it.
You can also check out the review video I attached to see more info as well.
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VFW Seal Trailer Hitch Receiver Cover - 2" Hitches - Chrome Emblem
- Hitch Covers
- Public Service and Military
- Air Force
- Army
- Marines
- Navy
- Coast Guard
- Metal Face
- Fits 2 Inch Hitch
- Standard
- Rectangle
- AMG
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