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Side bars (again)

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Hi Folks, There was a talk about side bars that fit into the jacking points,and cant find it, anyway I want a set, If any of you kind peeps could point me in the right direction, Would mutch apreciate. Thanks. Rick

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Hay Poseidon,Thanks for that. they look like they bend down to match the low side skirts, i need the ones that come strait out cause my bus is not that flash, Ha Ha! Good heads up though. Thanks again. Rick

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The same seller also has these.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VW-T-25-Side-Bars ... dZViewItem
Which may suit?
Or find a hand rail manufactuer and have some made to measure?
Last time I was in B+Q I noticed they sell stainless tube for oudoor hand rails, along with end caps and bends etc. Perhaps you could even make your own?. If they are only for bling and not to be used as rock sliders it will be more than substantial enough.
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I had a set of the German ones but their way of bolting them on at the back end is rubbish so you have to adapt them a tad, i also made them sit tighter to the body which worked better and stops you banging em on your shins all the time though I still did!! :lol:
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Thanks guys, Off to B&Q For a wee look arround. :)

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funbus1 wrote:Thanks guys, Off to B&Q For a wee look arround. :)

let us know how you get on as i also need more bling :wink:
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Hi, Mearnsy, Had a good look around a lot of DIY places, but its mostly interior stuff with stainless coating, no use outside. Rust in days. Still on the lookout though. Will post if i have any luck. Cheers Rick :wink:

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if your going down the make it your self road how about normal mild steel then get it powder coated or sprayed ???
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IF i was going down the route again I wouldn't go for the stainless as they weigh a ton and really hurt when ya bang ya head on them!!!
I would try a local Alloy fabricator and get exactly what U want made plus ask on here if anyone wants a set, then either get them polished or chromed. 8)
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