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Old 04-24-2023, 01:47 AM   #6
mr48chev
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Re: Protecting the Running boards

That is one of the biggest battles with nice paint on a truck if you have color matched running boards.

That was about the only thing my dad and I ever battled over in my life, He always wore cowboy boots because he thought the higher heels made him look taller but had a real bad habit of standing beside the truck with one foot on the running board in one of those 40's stand beside the car poses.

I used to carry a carpet square that I got somewhere in the truck to set on the passenger side running board for people to get in and out. A rubber backed thing that I picked up at a discount flooring store one day. I finally put a piece of cord on it so my wife could set it on the running board and then pull it up in the truck and close the door.
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