Where Are Westin Molded Running Boards Manufactured
Updated 01/09/2025 | Published 01/01/2025 >
Question:
Which country are these manufactured by?
asked by: John
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Expert Reply:
Hey John,
Westin's molded running board line is manufactured in both Taiwan and here in the states in St. James, Minnesota and Fort Worth, Texas. The # 27-0010-2205 could be manufactured at any one of these facilities.
expert reply by:
Kevin C
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Westin Molded Running Boards w/ Custom Installation Kit - 6" Wide - Black
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John
1/9/2025
Thank you Kevin for your time. You probably get tired of these sorts of questions, but there are many people that do not want to help the economy of a country that also supports Russia.