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You may have seen my other topic that I just installed a set of these steps.... http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/152190-n-fab-steps-installed/?do=findComment&comment=1339186

 

Well In there I mentioned that I had another set of these that arrived with a paint blemish and the manufacturer made good on them.

This model step fits :

 

2011-2012 Chevy / GMC , 1500/2500/3500 Ext Cab

 

I am looking to get $275 -Local sale only to Buffalo NY area. I am willing to drive to meet you within the western ny area. If you want these shipped , I can get a quote but it will be pricey because of the weight and size of the box.

 

Here's some pics:

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The blemish..

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Need these gone. I'm open to shipping these depending on your location. I will ship to the U.S. only. Still have original box, wrapping. I will wrap each bar well in bubble wrap. give me your location and i will get you a total quote. If i ship these hoping to keep it around $270 total. But this will depend on your location.

 

If your local and are interested in picking up or meeting, . $225 !

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I live in VT, man that sucks you live so damn far away. I live about as far east in VT, almost in NH and you're just about in Canada... Im traveling to PA in a couple of weeks but I dont believe we will be going as far west or if they would fit in my womans rig... very interested though

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Jerry, let me check and see when the son-in-law will be back up there, I might take them off your hands if you still have them. :jester:

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Jim, I dont think they will fit a crew cab. I believe its just 11-13 ext cab.

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I see that now I thought that they were for the crew to bad I really like the look of those. :jester:

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