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From: Chapin, SC

Hey all, I own a 2005 Ford F-150, regular cab, 8” bed. recently I was involved T Boned when a Honda ran a red Light through an intersection. My truck suffered some door pane and bed damage - in addition to my now trashed passenger step bar. The offending Honda was totaled.

Hoping these photos post correctly, these are some brief photos of the damage.
This truck was my dads work truck in years past and the step bars he has were for a super cab model (he says), and originally would have three mounts, which as you can see in the picture it was mounted only in two spots.
Here are pictures of the step bar on the driver side.



In summary, I need a new step bar for the passenger side! I hate how Step Bars for the regular cab are so short, when my long bars give me full bed access with no cons.
I’ve found no branding or serial numbers on the bars at all, if these are OEM bars, the ford dealership I’ve spoken too has no idea and they don’t pop up when googling “04-08 f150 OEM step bars”.
Please help me identify these bars, or something similar.
Thanks!
Andrew

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From: Chapin, SC

Wonderful, could you tell me where I might grab a pair?

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From: Va. Beach, VA.

Ford store.. junk yard.. eBay

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From: Chapin, SC

That’s true, but I’m curious if he has a Serial #, or brand, or anything to identify it with other than a schematic.

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Those are Ford OEM part numbers. Bring the schematic to the dealer and they can start an invoice using those numbers.

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