pete12345
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What a nightmare trying to fit side steps to car them rivets things there must have been a better design than that
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They made them difficult to fit so not so many people could make their car look shite by having them.
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They were fitted to mine by a previous owner and they don't offend me too much. I can't see the point in them without a grab rail on the roof. Then the ranger could tell me where the game was through the window as I drove blindly through the African long grass.
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Don't go over a bump though or he will fall on his arse as the rusted through mountings snap. They all do eventually.
pete12345
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I wouldn't av them but the other half has arthritis just help her get in a bit
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That's a genuine reason for them. But i think they spoil the lines of the car as do lamp guards and bull bars. Each to their own though i suppose.
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+1 especially in the case of a RRC. Mine had steps & a bull-bar fitted when I bought the car & I couldn't wait to get them off. 'Ere indoors complained (she's only 5'+) but CAN board without steps, just has to put a bit more effort into it!
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May be too late for that mate.Well done! Stops her arse getting too big ...
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May be too late for that mate.
I couldn't possibly comment.
