Frame mounted nerd bars?
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Frame mounted nerd bars?
I found a link a few months ago for a complete crew cab set that used existing holes in the frame to mount the nerf bars. Had the link save and phone was destroyed. Now cat find them for the life of me. They were stainless steel and 799.99 plus shipping. Truck is a 01 f350 crew cab. Thanks.
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Tough county has them but there is another company out there. Ill see if i can dig them up again. I ended up building my own for a lot less so far than you can buy them. Found it
https://absalutecustoms.com/shop?ols...oop-side-steps
https://absalutecustoms.com/shop?ols...oop-side-steps
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Tough county has them but there is another company out there. Ill see if i can dig them up again. I ended up building my own for a lot less so far than you can buy them. Found it
https://absalutecustoms.com/shop?ols...oop-side-steps
https://absalutecustoms.com/shop?ols...oop-side-steps
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I used black pipe from the hardware store for the tubing and cut a piece of 16 gauge for the platform. I used 4 or 5 inch c channel for the frame mounts and ran an angled piece of tubing from the channel to the horizontal piece of pipe. I threw some black paint on it for the time being but would like to clean it all up and have them powder coated. I might have $400 in everything including the bender from Harbor Freight but not recall. I thought i had better pics of the entire step but that one is all i have currently.
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Mine were built over a length of time, and installed at different times as well. Passenger side was installed first for the at the time GF to get in easier and my side was several weeks later probably. Now i still need to finish weld the step metal all the way on and most likely either have them powder coated or a heavily textured bedliner sprayed on them. Baby steps as time is available. I tried to hurry and almost cut my thumb off when i was cutting the pipe to size so i slowed down real quick.
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I found a link a few months ago for a complete crew cab set that used existing holes in the frame to mount the nerf bars. Had the link save and phone was destroyed. Now cat find them for the life of me. They were stainless steel and 799.99 plus shipping. Truck is a 01 f350 crew cab. Thanks.
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