After Market Curtain Rod for Headliner Shelf
After Market Curtain Rod for Headliner Shelf
After Market Curtain Rod for Headliner Shelf

Vendor:Van Wife Components

After Market Curtain Rod for Headliner Shelf

$99.00
PRODUCT DETAILS

The 51.645” x 2” x 1.75” (width x depth x height) Aftermarket Curtain Rod can be mounted to your existing headliner shelf, giving you a place to hang our Stealth Blackout Curtain. 

It bolts on with a set of pre-drilled brackets and is designed for use with headliner shelves outside our own lineup. 

Assembly

You will have to drill, if necessary, into your pre-existing non-Van Wife Components headliner shelf to install this unit. 

 

Pairs well with
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