Step bars
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I mounted them with Nut/Certs. I cut a oval hole in the" A"pillar molding using the bolt cover from the handle as a pattern. They are very sturdy no flexing. With the running boards and grab handles my wife and grand sun have no problems entering and exiting the truck. The boards also make cleaning the windshield very easy. I will get more detailed pictures and post them.Rodger
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I mounted them with Nut/Certs. I cut a oval hole in the" A"pillar molding using the bolt cover from the handle as a pattern. They are very sturdy no flexing. With the running boards and grab handles my wife and grand sun have no problems entering and exiting the truck. The boards also make cleaning the windshield very easy. I will get more detailed pictures and post them.Rodger
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You have to go into the sheet metal. Nut/certs are a pop rivet like internal threaded fastener. The handles are from a 2008 ford explorer. I used the original mounting bolts. You will have to bend the mounting ears about 3/8 " to get the handles to follow the "A" pillar contour. I have to rely on other people to take the pictures. I will post as soon as I get them.
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You have to go into the sheet metal. Nut/certs are a pop rivet like internal threaded fastener. The handles are from a 2008 ford explorer. I used the original mounting bolts. You will have to bend the mounting ears about 3/8 " to get the handles to follow the "A" pillar contour. I have to rely on other people to take the pictures. I will post as soon as I get them.
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