[transitplumber]

Just wondering if they make steps for the drivers door. (The actual drivers door not slider)

 

[USMC Vet]

Just wondering if they make steps for the drivers door. (The actual drivers door not slider)

transitplumber,

A couple of different manufacturer's. Below is a link to one Thread that contains another link. You can also use the SEARCH box, above right to find more. Just type in a word about what you are hunting for. Such as 'running boards" etc.

Good Luck

Semper Fi

http://www.fordtransitusaforum.com/...49-ionic-driver-front-pass-running-board.html

 

[transitplumber]

Thanks! Those ionics are exactly what I'm looking for if I decide I want them or not.

 

[asdrew]

Thanks! Those ionics are exactly what I'm looking for if I decide I want them or not.

You should be able to find a few threads with comments from several of us who've installed the ionic boards. I love my long/short ones.

 

[brownbear]

I guess it depends on your physical abilities. The driver and passenger door have a decent drop step to climb in. But the passenger sliding door is quite high to enter with. But I am not sure if it's actually higher... or I find it easier to jump into the drivers seat.

I installed a hitch step on the back of the van. That is good for going into he back, but the side is hard to enter with out some heave ho.

 

[lepelch]

Aluminum Running Board

Here is an aluminum running board....

https://www.ronusa.com/blog/heres-a-simple-way-to-improve-the-function-of-the-ford-transit/

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kind of a bear to install...but happy with the end result

 

[transitplumber]

I have the ford running board on my 350 for the sliding door. It is needed 100% IMO and I'm 6-3". BUT I'm a plumbing contractor and I'm in and out of this van way more than most people. Hence why I'm considering the driver boards.

I just got it and need to drive it some more before I decide if I want to sell the stock one and get the ionic kit