2007 Nbs Silverado 1500 Step Bars

By usmc3529
June 15, 2009 in Classifieds (Buy/Sell/Trade)

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usmc3529

Posted June 15, 2009

I have a set of 6 month old step bars off my 2007 Silverdo (NBS EXT CAB)

they are black and from Cabelas and come with a full 3 year replacement warranty

include all bolts and hardware. 1/2 hour install time and no drilling, they bolt right up!

sell for 150 bucks paypal accepted! free shipping!

call Kris 419 346 2474 if interested

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