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My wife wants me to mount a pillar handle to help her get into the truck. I put running boards on but that's not good enough, LOL. If you screw into the pillar with a short screw are you OK or is this a no-no?
I'm going to have to do the same thing. Interested to hear you guys' take on this. I can just hop into the truck, but the wifey and chillens (not to mention most everyone else) has a hard time clawing their way into the truck. I'm planning on building some Nerf style step bars for it this summer, but I'd still like to have a handle for them to use, and don't care for the exterior handles that fasten to the B pillar.
Thanks Rob & Nate, I don't think I would want that eighter. I know my Dad years ago on a 91 F150 just bought a handle at a hardware store and just screwed it into the pillar. I'm a little worried about messing with the windshiel seal or screwing something else up.
Yeah, I have been meaning to look into my options for this as well. My '99 F-150 that I sold had a nice grab handle on the passenger side that hung down below the A pillar. If I could find one of these, I could probably figure out a way to fasten it to the passenger side A pillar. Here is a picture of a similar one.
Not sure what to do in the back seat though, maybe these would work above the door too, I don't know. I need to just go peruse around the junkyard a while... I am sure something will come to me.
Just an idea I had on this, what about finding an old class A tractor and snagging some grab handles off of it? Some will have the long bar that goes along the left side (if you are standing there looking at it) and a whole bunch of options along the pillar. I was thinking about doing the same for my truck, just a matter of finding those.
You don't get tired of hearing that, do you Dave? That's like my wife, she thinks she has to tell me something a thousand times before it sinks in. (selective hearing, LOL)
Some great ideas here, I appreicate all the input. I guess I don't have any excuses now!
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