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denali / high country TRIMODE ARTICULATING STEPS $600 PICKED UP ONLY in great condition fit 14-18 silverado & sierra 1500s

 

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Will this fit Double Cabs as well?
not sure they mount i same spot that the factory steps do on crew cabs...if the crew cab factory steps are same then tgey should

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There was a post not too long ago where someone mounted them to a double cab. He had to cut off a small part of something, but otherwise if fit okay. 
nice didnt see that post....ive seen them installed on crew cabs very easily w phils harness46a585ae7e0e3b2299b079934173ee80.jpg684093fa55ea9249fd0d77bea30f41fd.jpg950f8e65544a9b958b7b2b52d1f1065a.jpg

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On 3/24/2019 at 10:31 PM, alexg said:

not sure they mount i same spot that the factory steps do on crew cabs...if the crew cab factory steps are same then tgey should

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Any link? I can't seem to find it.

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