Freelander 1 Side Steps Help

Hello all, I've got a Freelander 1 2006 3 Door Facelift and I need sidesteps for it but I don't know which ones will fit and can't find any online. Does anyone know which sidesteps will fit?

https://www.muddymods.com/collectio.../freelander-1-black-75mm-side-steps-1997-2006
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https://www.johncraddockltd.co.uk/l...elander-1/accessories/steps-and-side-runners/
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https://bearmach.com/product/side-s...r-suitable-for-freelander-1-vehicles-bfa-2030
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https://tradevanaccessories.co.uk/l...teel-viper-side-bars-with-steps-76mm-1998-06/
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They're more of an irritation than steps IMO. First things off and in the bin, if I ever bought a Land Rover with them fitted.

More like first things off and onto Ebay!!!

Got £100 for the ones I took off my £150 donor car.

andyfreelandy said:

More like first things off and onto Ebay!!!

Got £100 for the ones I took off my £150 donor car.

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If they were worth selling, I would, but the last 2 sets I've removed had rotten mounts, which makes them only suitable for throwing away. From the time it takes to make the mounts, it's simply not worth the time of effort.

As it happens, I was asked if I wanted a set for my FL2, from the same vehicle my tow bar came from today.
I politely declined, especially as she was wanting £100 for them, and the mounts weren't long for this world.
I personally don't like the look of them, and just find them irritating, as they're too high to use as a step, and too wide to step over, without making trouser legs dirty.

Maybe there's no future career for you in a 'side step selling factory'!!

Nodge68 said:

without making trouser legs dirty.

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That was all my side steps were good for. They went after I stepped on one when washing the car once, and a bracket gave way! I actually quite liked the look of them, but when I looked for replacement brackets I discovered it was going to cost £120 to sort it so the nice stainless tube was quickly dispatched to the scrap yard because of the crap mild steel brackets