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Old 03-02-2017, 06:41 AM
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1992-1997 Ford Bronco and F-Series Truck Running Board Support Bars
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Anyone know where I can get a cheaper version of these?


92-97 Ford Bronco & Truck Running Board Support Bars-Broncograveyard.com


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Wayne


 
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Old 03-02-2017, 09:30 AM
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Anyone know where I can get a cheaper version of these?


92-97 Ford Bronco & Truck Running Board Support Bars-Broncograveyard.com


Thanks,


Wayne


If those support bars are too spendy for your tastes, you could spend the time tromping the JY in your area in hopes of finding a good used pair. That, or you could try to make your own.
 
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Old 03-02-2017, 10:29 AM
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Did not try local JY yet. The wheels are turnin on how to make new cheap. I can go with all new running bars. Was trying to keep the truck original in that respect. TX!
 
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There is a guy in TN that makes them out of flat stock and angle. I think the last set I bought were $250
 
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I actually had that idea! I guess I can see if I can locate this guy? TX.
 
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https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...b-steps-2.html
 
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Those are nice looking pieces. Those would outlast Ford's design 2x over or better no problem. Priced cheap for how much time & materials a guy would have into them too, in my opinion.
 
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Step rail supports.
[QUOTE=Diesel_Brad;16997645]https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...b-steps-2.html[/QUOT
Saw you ordered some supports for running boards from a guy in Texas. I’m in need of these for my 95 bronco. Was wondering if you have his contact information. Thanks for any help you can give. Thanks.
 
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[QUOTE=Clarrky;17694010]
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Saw you ordered some supports for running boards from a guy in Texas. I’m in need of these for my 95 bronco. Was wondering if you have his contact information. Thanks for any help you can give. Thanks.
Talk to a local welder, anyone can fab up something similar to work
 
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[QUOTE=Clarrky;17694010]
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Saw you ordered some supports for running boards from a guy in Texas. I’m in need of these for my 95 bronco. Was wondering if you have his contact information. Thanks for any help you can give. Thanks.
He is in Tennessee . he goes by Tom on the bronco sites. I dont have his contact info any more
 
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Clarke if you find him, pass along his info through pm if you could. I have some rusty brackets on the flare side
 
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