At first I wanted the side steps, but then decided to go with the full running boards. I figured that the boards would allow the 3rd seat passengers a wider area to step on for easier access. I was also a little worried that a misstep on the tubular side-steps by one of my grandkids might get a foot stuck. OTOH, I'm quite surprised at the amount of flex at the back end of the running board. I noticed this while standing on backend to see if it made entry any easier. I suppose this flex is due mostly to the fact that the two mounting points are actually further forward on the boards, rather that being equidistant from front to back. I'm not sure if the side steps are any more rigid, but it wouldn't surprise me to hear that they are.
I passed on the fender flares, mainly because they didn't seem to provide much contrast with the GG paint. Sort of wish I'd gotten them now - I managed to dent that very area by pulling in the garage too close to a file cabinet.
I passed on adding any additional wood trim, although I do like the look of the gauge trim.
I passed on the fender flares, mainly because they didn't seem to provide much contrast with the GG paint. Sort of wish I'd gotten them now - I managed to dent that very area by pulling in the garage too close to a file cabinet.
I passed on adding any additional wood trim, although I do like the look of the gauge trim.