Marvin Trailer Hitch Cover
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This is actually an idea my brother came up with, I just happened to combine the models. This is a remix for both the excellent Marvin print from 3DHubs and the Hitch Cover by stimpy. All I really did was combine both models to make a new one, so credit goes out to the original designers. The pictures posted with this model are from the first version that I did. The black circle that can be seen is where the actual trailer hitch hole is located on my truck. I did modify it again and added some length, so that it should fit now. I will update with photos when I print one of the version 2. This is for a 2 inch trailer hitch. UPDATE (12-22-19): As per request from one of my friends, I uploaded a file with Marvin not having his keyring.
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Originally published on thingiverse.com by Brian Huber (Hubie1110) · License: CC BY-NC
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