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Originally posted by Rob
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I have e-mailed Jeff at Badlands asking for a group buy price , so will let you know what he says ASAP . -
Being ever so slightly vertically challenged ( 5'6" ) I have a practical use for the side steps. Also, looking at the dent I have in my n/s step - I'd rather it was there instead of in the sill. They make great pivots for getting all four wheels off the ground (TonyN pulled me off the hump).
A guy near me has a Toyota monster pickup. His steps fold away after he has climbed aboard.............gives me vertigo thinking about it
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best is when you take the girls to the pub... the moan like f*** about getting mud on their white trousers!!... ****** grizzlers!
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has tony moved in with linda??... suddenly he's in basingstoke??? or is it just the wild bean cafe again?nee nar nee nar, i'm a fire engine!Comment
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I,m rather taken with the 2 sets at the bottom of this page atOriginally posted by andy
http://www.formula4x4.com/side2.htm
I don,t know how effective they would be as rock sliders but they look great.
Theres a meaty S/S option with cut-away steps & some close fitting bars
The price of the bar-only ones seems cheap.
I don,t know if they make either to fit the surf but I thought I might get a S/S fabricator to knock me some up cheap.
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Rob
I have been in contact with this guy who does them for 190 dollars , and am waiting for a cost on shipping .
http://www.yotatech.com/showthread.p...threadid=22513Comment
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Gonna weld a couple of scaffold poles to the steps brackets should do the trick.Originally posted by andy
Say not always what you know, but always know what you say.
My 4x4
My choice
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I was thinking along those lines, Nigel. Great minds/fools seldom etc...... Is it possible to chrome over galvanised steel? Maybe that stick-on chrome sticky back plastic would finish it off nicelyOriginally posted by KoiGonna weld a couple of scaffold poles to the steps brackets should do the trick.
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