Remove accessories from this old truck?
- Thread starter txaggie
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Those pictures and those of my Datsun King cab with a home-built interior roll cage are sadly lost. Trust me I've looked cause they were both awesome vessels of teenage/young adult debauchery
84GMCSierra
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I actually put cab length running boards on my 84 C2500. Only problem is I don't have any support brackets for them and they are "sagging" in the middle. I used 2 strips of 1/8" steel from my work to mount them to the cab. I found a set of Nerf bars for free, so will see if they fit, then will swap them out.
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Old Guy Bill
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Not a fan of either. For me they would have to go…
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Let them be.
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Keep 'em on
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OP, in the end, your truck, your money, you gotta live with it!!!!????
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They would have been off, before I could have even thought about starting a thread on it.
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I would pull them and save them. You might want them back on after some time goes by or you could sell them and use the money for something you know you want.
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I think I’m pulling all of it off in the upcoming days. If someone is in Texas, let me know in case you want to make a deal on some of these items!
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I had the same running boards, I pulled them off the first weekend I got the truck. They are "butt ugly: in my opinion.
Same goes with the bug shield. Just because something was in style in the 80s does not make it look good todaytxaggie
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I had the same running boards, I pulled them off the first weekend I got the truck. They are "butt ugly: in my opinion.
Both will be coming off and going to sale for the cheap. Let me know if anyone is interested!
