nerfs
Super Member
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 1,244
From: Long Island
RE: nerfs
http://www.stylintrucks.com/Default.aspx
I also sent you an email with a diff link from the same website...
I also sent you an email with a diff link from the same website...
BF Veteran
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 2,713
From: Chicago, IL
RE: nerfs
check local places too. around where i live, there are a lot of different TINT/SECURITY/TRUCK ACCESSORIES shops around and most of them were cheaper than online. also, shipping might be a killer. the box is HUGE, although, i have a 4dr so mine are a bit longer than 2dr
does anyone know why they are called nerfbars? i always called them running boards or step-bars. when i hear NERF i think of those uber-cool foam footballs and guns
EDIT: WIKIPEDIA saves the day
does anyone know why they are called nerfbars? i always called them running boards or step-bars. when i hear NERF i think of those uber-cool foam footballs and guns
EDIT: WIKIPEDIA saves the day
Starting Member
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 141
From: Huntsville, AL
RE: nerfs
I must be getting old. While I was growing up nerf bars were the small tubular bars that replaced the bumpers - mostly on Volkswagons or dune buggies, but they look pretty good on AC Cobras too (what doesn't?).
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Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 1,940
From: rison AR
RE: nerfs
ORIGINAL: garry2000blazer
I must be getting old. While I was growing up nerf bars were the small tubular bars that replaced the bumpers - mostly on Volkswagons or dune buggies, but they look pretty good on AC Cobras too (what doesn't?).
I must be getting old. While I was growing up nerf bars were the small tubular bars that replaced the bumpers - mostly on Volkswagons or dune buggies, but they look pretty good on AC Cobras too (what doesn't?).