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I've got a 2005 Ranger FX4 that I like very much -- except for the crummy-looking running boards. Ten years of exposure to the elements have made them look shabby. I'd like to replace them, but I'm not inclined to use OE parts because they don't seem especially well-made. Can anyone recommend an aftermarket board that would bolt onto the Ranger crew cab with little or no modification? Thanks.
I've got a 2005 Ranger FX4 that I like very much -- except for the crummy-looking running boards. Ten years of exposure to the elements have made them look shabby. I'd like to replace them, but I'm not inclined to use OE parts because they don't seem especially well-made. Can anyone recommend an aftermarket board that would bolt onto the Ranger crew cab with little or no modification? Thanks.
You might need to post more information about your truck and where you live. I am not aware of a 2005 Ranger FX4 crew cab that was available in the US. Just sayin............... More info is needed.
You might need to post more information about your truck and where you live. I am not aware of a 2005 Ranger FX4 crew cab that was available in the US. Just sayin............... More info is needed.
Sorry, I misspoke. It's a supercab, with jump seats in the back.
I did a little shopping and found that stainless nerf bars are available from Lund and Rhino for about the same price. Does anyone have an opinion on these two aftermarket companies? I'm leaning toward Lund.
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