Wtb factory running board
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Hey everyone! Silly question I'm looking for a passenger side fatory running board. It's for a 07tb thanks
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c bausch - Off-Roader
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good luck here. might have better luck at GMTN. (Unless Roadie is willing to bequeath his for a 6-pack 
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Mine were aftermarket lighted Westins. 
I wouldn't even insult this fine group by advertising them here. If anybody bought them (except to install on their grandma's Envoy) my personal rules of engagement would force me to fly to the buyer's house and slap 'em senseless.
I wouldn't even insult this fine group by advertising them here. If anybody bought them (except to install on their grandma's Envoy) my personal rules of engagement would force me to fly to the buyer's house and slap 'em senseless.
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Are running boards even allowed on this site?
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I know the offroad shop where I bought them is now forever on my shit list. They must have been chuckling behind my back the whole time....spent my next $2000 with their competition.
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driver side has a gouge thats why they were removed (bottomed out on light terrain)! not sure on the cost for shipping I would do $50 for the pair + shipping cost
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Running boards 
Well, I have to admit! This is a GREAT place to look for a set that someone has laying around in the garage! Because the memebers here won't be caught driving around with running boards. haha
Well, I have to admit! This is a GREAT place to look for a set that someone has laying around in the garage! Because the memebers here won't be caught driving around with running boards. haha
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ErikSS wrote:Running boards
Well, I have to admit! This is a GREAT place to look for a set that someone has laying around in the garage! Because the memebers here won't be caught driving around with running boards. haha
I agree with Eric, good place to get them for those who took them. Why is the first reaction to jump on someone and get on there case. Maybe his "mission" does not require that much ground clearance. If you got some off load them and help a bother out.
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FWIW, I sold a pair for $75 and shipped them from Philly yo Georgia. Shipping was $126. From what I've seen, the going rate is a little closer to a $100 for the pair.
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Well what i can say is that my kids are complaining that the truck is to high lol .... And the wife smacked her shin on the cill trying to get in the other day . So i put back on the factory boards that i got with the truck , well i remember cracking the passenger side trying to get it off the first go around . Or would sliders help everyone out?
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c bausch wrote:Well what i can say is that my kids are complaining that the truck is to high lol .... And the wife smacked her shin on the cill trying to get in the other day . So i put back on the factory boards that i got with the truck , well i remember cracking the passenger side trying to get it off the first go around . Or would sliders help everyone out?
Sliders would help and are more durable. Check out Barton's wife proof sliders!
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Chris - Bartons sliders are probably ideal, I built my sliders with the same general idea and used some gas pipe.
The misses says it doesn't help much, her mother says it's a huge help, they're both vertically challenged. So it would seem it largely depends on the person.
I'm a little confused by your last post though, you're saying your kids have trouble climbing? I've never known that to be an issue, are they ok?
The misses says it doesn't help much, her mother says it's a huge help, they're both vertically challenged. So it would seem it largely depends on the person.
I'm a little confused by your last post though, you're saying your kids have trouble climbing? I've never known that to be an issue, are they ok?
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What also helps sliders become a step is some grip tape(or similar type if traction aid)on the top the wife will like that.
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Sorry for the confusion . My youngest is 4 and she complains every time lol my oldest complains because she struggles . Wife hates the height b/c theres nothing to grab onto and pull her up ( like a handle of some sort ) but i usually buy my kids silence with a trip down a bumpy dirt road lol .
So should i get some slides or some mdb guards?
So should i get some slides or some mdb guards?
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Either should work. Now me being the selfish single guy that I am, if someone doesn't like getting in my truck, they can walk. Sliders would be my fix bearing that it's a win-win. However I wont be investing in some sliders until I live in an area thats worthy of sliders.
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I'm currently thankful that my soon-to-be step kids are 10yo boys. They love climbing up into my truck.
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Ha believe it not but I have some in my backyard laying around. I took them off at the same time i did my lift.
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I have a pair just sitting in a storage unit
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Lol soon he is going to have like four sets.
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