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In addition to the bracket tubing rusting out, the step mounting…

In addition to the bracket tubing rusting out, the step mounting studs often rust off. This may not be noticeable if the brackets are still solid because the steps will remain fairly tight even when these studs are gone. The tread pad (F2TZ16490A) is attached like the front bumper strips & rear bumper pads.
In addition to the bracket tubing rusting out, the step mounting studs often rust off. This may not be noticeable if the brackets are still solid because the steps will remain fairly tight even when these studs are gone. The tread pad (F2TZ16490A) is attached like the front bumper strips & rear bumper pads.Original file
In addition to the bracket tubing rusting out, the step mounting studs often rust off. This may not be noticeable if the brackets are still solid because the steps will remain fairly tight even when these studs are gone. The tread pad (F2TZ16490A) is attached like the front bumper strips & rear bumper pads.

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Lower body of a blue Ford F-150 with copper-colored running board step Blue Ford F-150 XL door with copper running board step Copper tubular running board step under a blue and silver truck Lower body side and rocker panel of a two-tone vehicle with running board Person in jeans standing on a copper running board of a blue truck 1983 Ford Bronco photo Rusty exhaust pipe and bracket under a red-painted vehicle underbody 1983 Ford Bronco photo 1983 Ford Bronco photo 1983 Ford Bronco photo 1983 Ford Bronco photo 1983 Ford Bronco photo 1983 Ford Bronco photo Lower rocker and running board step of a dusty tan SUV or truck 1983 Ford Bronco photo Rear corner running board and lower body of a tan SUV or truck 40photos in this albumView all

In addition to the bracket tubing rusting out, the step mounting studs often rust off. This may not be noticeable if the brackets are still solid because the steps will remain fairly tight even when these studs are gone.

The tread pad (F2TZ16490A) is attached like the front bumper strips & rear bumper pads.

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