Removed from a Ford Econoline E150 day van (1986).
They have been rebuilt using new WBP 3/4" ply cores laminated back in with plenty of layers of fiberglass, they are now stronger than ever and will hold an elephant, they just need to be finished in your choice of colour.
One still has the rubber on it as can be seen in the picture but the other one had rotted so was removed.
I brought these with the intention of trying to fit them to my Dodge Dayvan but after years of searching about a week later a set of Dodge ones materialised! so these are now surplus to requirements. Really good for attaching a load of marker lights down the side and they look great in my opinion on a dayvan.
Looking for ?70 for the pair, they are just under 4.5 metres in length.
When I collected them I put them on the roof of an estate car, utilising a slightly extended ladder fitted to the roof rack, we secured them to that support/ transportation.
I am near Chatham in Kent.
If interested drop me a pm.
Mark
They have been rebuilt using new WBP 3/4" ply cores laminated back in with plenty of layers of fiberglass, they are now stronger than ever and will hold an elephant, they just need to be finished in your choice of colour.
One still has the rubber on it as can be seen in the picture but the other one had rotted so was removed.
I brought these with the intention of trying to fit them to my Dodge Dayvan but after years of searching about a week later a set of Dodge ones materialised! so these are now surplus to requirements. Really good for attaching a load of marker lights down the side and they look great in my opinion on a dayvan.
Looking for ?70 for the pair, they are just under 4.5 metres in length.
When I collected them I put them on the roof of an estate car, utilising a slightly extended ladder fitted to the roof rack, we secured them to that support/ transportation.
I am near Chatham in Kent.
If interested drop me a pm.
Mark
