tridentbus · Aug 26, 2013

Well had a really good bargin yesterday found a set of p38a side steps with brackets in very good condition all for the amazing low sum of £ 50 yes side steps and brackets £50 ...well it would of been very rude not to buy em .... And two weeks to peterbrough landy show .... Yipppppppe ..

wammers · Aug 26, 2013

Side steps look naff on a P38.

stueep38 · Aug 26, 2013

I think they look naff without

tridentbus · Aug 26, 2013

I think them look ok ..and at 50.00 bargin

kevwill · Aug 26, 2013

stueep38 said:
I think they look naff without

Your mpg is going to be awful with all those extras you're bolting on.

stueep38 · Aug 26, 2013

I can afford it with the pocket money me mrs gives me

wammers · Aug 26, 2013

stueep38 said:
I think they look naff without

Obviously you suffer from bad taste.

gfromleeds · Aug 26, 2013

More of a nesecety for me (short arse wife)

kevwill · Aug 26, 2013

wammers said:
Side steps look naff on a P38.

You should check the "What do you think of these" thread where its argued that side steps will save yer eas compressor.

stueep38 · Aug 26, 2013

gfromleeds said:
More of a nesecety for me (short arse wife)

Yes that's it! My mrs has to jump in! Even with the side steps!! Bad taste? I think they look weird without them.

kevwill · Aug 26, 2013

stueep38 said:
Yes that's it! My mrs has to jump in! Even with the side steps!! Bad taste? I think they look weird without them.

Hang a knotted piece of rope from your new roof bars on passenger side. Sorted.

stueep38 · Aug 26, 2013

Cracking idea!! Haha ill forward the idea on.......

mark-d · Aug 26, 2013

I think they look better with the side steps plus they help the short ass wifes, mine still complains there is no handle to grab like the 90 or disco

wammers · Aug 26, 2013

kevwill said:
You should check the "What do you think of these" thread where its argued that side steps will save yer eas compressor.

Don't need to check any thread, that is a valid argument if you lower the car for people to get in. But personally i don't like them, a fold up easily stowable step for the short arses costs about a fiver or less. Better in my view than making your car look like a bloody handsome cab.

3.5 efi · Aug 26, 2013

wammers said:
Don't need to check any thread, that is a valid argument if you lower the car for people to get in. But personally i don't like them, a fold up easily stowable step for the short arses costs about a fiver or less. Better in my view than making your car look like a bloody handsome cab.

true story.

stueep38 · Aug 26, 2013

wammers said:
Don't need to check any thread, that is a valid argument if you lower the car for people to get in. But personally i don't like them, a fold up easily stowable step for the short arses costs about a fiver or less. Better in my view than making your car look like a bloody handsome cab.

Still handsome tho

wammers · Aug 26, 2013

stueep38 said:
Still handsome tho

Spoil the lines of the car.

howardo · Aug 26, 2013

wammers said:
Spoil the lines of the car.

:hysterically_laughi its a P38, no lines to spoil:mooning:

wammers · Aug 26, 2013

howardo said:
:hysterically_laughi its a P38, no lines to spoil:mooning:

Rather better looking than a Defender though.

martynv8 · Aug 27, 2013

I prefer the aluminium aftermarket steps - much lighter & not prone to distorting as the OEM steps do. I think they look ok on mine but that's personal opinion.
It's also worth mentioning the side steps do act as a huge mud guard.

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