FS: New Hunter Running Boards for CC

[toddvk]

Just bought a brand new set of Hunter Blade running boards off of ebay for my 07 CC LB Frontier and installed them. I took them immediately back off because they hung a little to low for my taste although they are really a nice running board. I installed yellow LED clearance lights on the sides of the boards also. I was going to send them back for a refund but shipping through the UPS store was like $100.00 for both boards and hardware (which is heavy). I paid $200.00 from Hunter and would have gotten a $160.00 refund. To spend $100.00 to ship back did not seem worth it to me so I am kinda stuck with them. I live in Up State New York if anyone is interested in buying them for $100.00. I live around the Kingston area and would sell to someone if they wanted to pick them up. Email me at ToddVK@AOL.COM if you are interested. I can provide photos but you can also see pictures of the same boards if you go to Hunter Truck Accessories (they are located in Texas). Thanks, Todd.

[shift_this]

did you take pics while you had them installed....?????

[toddvk]

Casey, no I am sorry I did not. I will try and take some pictures of them tomorrow on my work bench in the garage. They are not on the truck. They are a nice running board made out of extruded aluminum with brackets that use the stock mounting positions on the truck so they mount with the provided brackets just like the OEM steps Nissan sells. No drilling or modifications are involved. I mounted 3 LED amber running lights on each running board and they look real nice. They hang just a little lower then the OEM steps from Nissan and after bolting them up to the truck, I thought they looked a little to big for my liking. This is a picture of the exact boards I have on a Frontier CC.

These are the LED clearance lights I mounted on the running boards. I mounted them on the outside face of the running board (one on the front, one in the middle, one on the back end). The wiring I made all internal to the running board so the only wiring coming out of the board is on the back for power.







Here are some pictures of the running boards I took today.
http://www.msnusers.com/ToddsPicture...hoto&PhotoID=1
http://www.msnusers.com/ToddsPicture...hoto&PhotoID=2
http://www.msnusers.com/ToddsPicture...hoto&PhotoID=3
http://www.msnusers.com/ToddsPicture...hoto&PhotoID=4
http://www.msnusers.com/ToddsPicture...hoto&PhotoID=5

Running boards also come with all the mounting hardware and brackets.

[shift_this]

thanks for the pics, but i dont think they are quite what i am looking for either. i was looking for something to help keep the rocks off of the paint. i drive alot of gravel and my paint is getting all chewed up on the rockers and the front of the rear wheel wells.

thanks anyways

[toddvk]

Casey, thats cool, I understand. These I think would do a great job of protecting the rocker panels though because they are wider then the OEM step rails. Hope you find what your looking for. By the way, nice looking truck you have. Todd.

[Shadow2007]

I have these running steps. I love it,good value. Durable and took 15 mins to install. I actually chose it becuase it's low height. Funny how our taste are unique. My son is loving it and actually myself. I got more steps across anywhere when needs to access the roof when cleaning. It is also a good door ding guard as it stick just a tiny bit (1/4") off the side body. I like the added clearance light. Where did you purchase the LED lights?You're just about month late, I could have taken it from your hands. Anyway, good luck on selling it !!

[toddvk]

Shadow, I found the LED clearance lights on ebay. They are pretty bright and draw very little power. They are a awsome running board if someone is looking for a better stepping platform then the OEM side steps. Thanks for the comment.