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My wife was recently in an accident and she's having a hard time getting into the truck. I'd like to get some full size stainless steel tube side step bars. Just curious what are the best type to buy, and I've also got the chevrolet molded mud guards on order so will there be any issue with a fit?

 

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I have moulded mud guards and also have Westin Platinum Stainless Nerf Bars. They fit with no problems and are easy to install and work well.

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For the price and based on a lot of positive feed-back on this site I went with the Nasta all stainless steel step bars (even the mounting hardware is stainless). I also have molded mud guards and they fit no problem. There's a guy on eBay that sells lots of these. I think his eBay ID is "YourWheelMan", but I could be wrong. He had the best prices around on these bars if you decide to go with them.

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I got a set of Nasta stainless step bars for $299 shipped from runningboardworld.com. They include all stainless mounting hardware and were simple to install.

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I had the factory stainless bars installed when I purchased my truck. The bars are awesome but the dealer way over charged for them. Find the part number from the GM catalog and buy them through gmpartsdirect.com. It will be much cheaper. There are also guys on ebay selling OEM GM parts, including step bars, much cheaper than the dealers.

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I have the exact same truck as you do and have the Nasta Chrome nerf bars. Work and look great. If you want to see what it looks like on your truck, just let me know.

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I have the exact same truck as you do and have the Nasta Chrome nerf bars. Work and look great. If you want to see what it looks like on your truck, just let me know.

 

 

If you wouldn't mind could you post a pic?

Thanks.

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I have the exact same truck as you do and have the Nasta Chrome nerf bars. Work and look great. If you want to see what it looks like on your truck, just let me know.

 

 

If you wouldn't mind could you post a pic?

Thanks.

 

 

I would, but am not a member of that online photo site where I can download them to. I'll email them to you if you want. Otherwise, I will see what I can do about becoming a member and getting the pics online.

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I have the exact same truck as you do and have the Nasta Chrome nerf bars. Work and look great. If you want to see what it looks like on your truck, just let me know.

 

 

If you wouldn't mind could you post a pic?

Thanks.

 

 

See if this works? If not...the website address is http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2884105

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I have the exact same truck as you do and have the Nasta Chrome nerf bars. Work and look great. If you want to see what it looks like on your truck, just let me know.

 

 

If you wouldn't mind could you post a pic?

Thanks.

 

 

See if this works? If not...the website address is http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2884105

 

 

Thanks UWMad, they look good. I'm kind of torn between the chrome look or black finish.

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I recently bought a pair off of ebay from truck fever (?) and they should be delivered tomorrow. They are chrome with the two steps, paid $180 shipped. I should have them on by Friday, and could post a pic and a description of how easy they were to install if you would like.

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I see and know an awful lot of people that have had the black nerf bars rust out on them in short time. This was a big driver for me to go with all stainless especially since they use a lot of salt on the roads here in the winter. Seeing how you're from Canada you may also want to consider this.

 

I too have almost the same truck, except for being a GMC, with a lot of the same chrome molding and I think the stainless looks good with the chrome.

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Amp reaserch power step on mine I love it,but it was $1100 - you dont see them and its a wide step to use when it comes down.

 

 

Latitude,

 

I haven't been big on the 900 series yet, but seeing that white monster of yours with the tires and chrome grill without badging is making me change my mind. Probably the nicest looking truck I've seen on this board to date. Although something identical in another colour would be my choice. Sweet looking ride.

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