'07s here, I need a boat.....
01-03-2007 | 05:02 PM
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Re: '07s here, I need a boat.....
absolutlely! 35' Fountain
faster
the "look"
excellent fit and finish
tailored for those 5'11" or less
split hatches are kinda nice, racy
nice sized platform, closest to the water
quality guages/controls/systems throughout
lengendary overall performance
and those azzbackwards LH controls!
faster
the "look"
excellent fit and finish
tailored for those 5'11" or less
split hatches are kinda nice, racy
nice sized platform, closest to the water
quality guages/controls/systems throughout
lengendary overall performance
and those azzbackwards LH controls!
Alright!!! Thats an eight thumbs up
, and one thumbs down/up 
review.
01-03-2007 | 05:13 PM
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Re: '07s here, I need a boat.....
forget it. beat the bushes looking for them for the first red DMax. Out of business.
the pics don't do 'em justice. the nicest running boards I had ever seen. absolutely beautiful shape, quality, fit, and function
they were sold over GM parts counter as a GM accessory in '01/'02
I tracked every lead...I liked 'em that much. No good.
the pics don't do 'em justice. the nicest running boards I had ever seen. absolutely beautiful shape, quality, fit, and function
they were sold over GM parts counter as a GM accessory in '01/'02
I tracked every lead...I liked 'em that much. No good.
breseechevrolet.com go to the accessory store / chev / ext cab / exterior items / down to assist steps............. are these the same item? appear to be a GM item.
01-03-2007 | 05:16 PM
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01-03-2007 | 05:17 PM
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01-03-2007 | 05:18 PM
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Re: '07s here, I need a boat.....
BTW my avatar sky is more dramatic than yours.
01-03-2007 | 05:23 PM
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Re: '07s here, I need a boat.....
no
I did find something very close to the ones I had in the aftermarket. I'll see if I can dig up the vendor. Pay particular attention to how the ones on my GMC come down at the wheelwell into a molded section that then flows/rolls back into what you more commonly see as the rest of the board...
the back end finished/shaped nicely too. Like I said I beat the bushes to find them. They were unique. They were unlike anything else in a 'glass board I had seen or have seen since.
I did find something very close to the ones I had in the aftermarket. I'll see if I can dig up the vendor. Pay particular attention to how the ones on my GMC come down at the wheelwell into a molded section that then flows/rolls back into what you more commonly see as the rest of the board...
the back end finished/shaped nicely too. Like I said I beat the bushes to find them. They were unique. They were unlike anything else in a 'glass board I had seen or have seen since.
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01-03-2007 | 05:36 PM
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Re: '07s here, I need a boat.....
no
I did find something very close to the ones I had in the aftermarket. I'll see if I can dig up the vendor. Pay particular attention to how the ones on my GMC come down at the wheelwell into a molded section that then flows/rolls back into what you more commonly see as the rest of the board...
the back end finished/shaped nicely too. Like I said I beat the bushes to find them. They were unique. They were unlike anything else in a 'glass board I had seen or have seen since.
I did find something very close to the ones I had in the aftermarket. I'll see if I can dig up the vendor. Pay particular attention to how the ones on my GMC come down at the wheelwell into a molded section that then flows/rolls back into what you more commonly see as the rest of the board...
the back end finished/shaped nicely too. Like I said I beat the bushes to find them. They were unique. They were unlike anything else in a 'glass board I had seen or have seen since.
01-03-2007 | 05:42 PM
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Re: '07s here, I need a boat.....
you can see where the vendor at the time embossed GM in the front of the board. You can't see in this pic the every-other chrome topped rib on the tread...that looked really nice
I considered boards again for the '06, but I had the GM chrome over stainless bars that I bought new @ half price off ebay and took off the '04.5 when I traded it. They went through a couple winters on the last truck but are still like new, really good quality bars. I cleaned the chrome up with 00 steel wool and dish soap lube then rinse before I put them on the '06. Not a chip, flake, or rust spot on them.
I considered boards again for the '06, but I had the GM chrome over stainless bars that I bought new @ half price off ebay and took off the '04.5 when I traded it. They went through a couple winters on the last truck but are still like new, really good quality bars. I cleaned the chrome up with 00 steel wool and dish soap lube then rinse before I put them on the '06. Not a chip, flake, or rust spot on them.
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