Grab Handles???

[mouldman1]

most trucks are like that...same was in my suburban

 

[6gun]

I found a pretty good solution, right under the shoulder harness below the shoulder ring, the inner door trim has a nice, smooth ridge where i just hook my fingers and pull as I step up. It's there on both sides in just the right spot. I think it's even in a better place than an A pillar handle would be, at least for me.

 

[Ludski]

wondering if anyone has figured out anything yet?

I'm gonna take a look some time this week and take apart the Apillar. and see if i can figure anything out.

i made paracord handles for my Jeep, so will see if i can do anything in this.

 

[FreightTerrain]

wondering if anyone has figured out anything yet?

I'm gonna take a look some time this week and take apart the Apillar. and see if i can figure anything out.

i made paracord handles for my Jeep, so will see if i can do anything in this.

let me know

 

[Squatting Dog]

From this picture you can see how low the ROPS (roll over protection system) attaches to the a pillar.

View attachment 13311

If there was a way to mount it like passenger side so it does not interfere with the ROPS, then it would be possible.

Do any new F150 driversides have grab handle? Might be able to source plastic trim piece from another trim level..

-Greg

 

[KaiserM715]

I'm gonna take a look some time this week and take apart the Apillar. and see if i can figure anything out.

If there was a way to mount it like passenger side so it does not interfere with the ROPS, then it would be possible.

Take apart the passenger side as well to see if that setup can be mirrored.

 

[DocSpooK]

Do any new F150 driversides have grab handle? Might be able to source plastic trim piece from another trim level..

-Greg

Nope

 

[mouldman1]

Same on my suburban only on passenger side

 

[raptrcrzy]

my 01 F150 has one on both sides

 

[670]

why no front oh **** handles?

got my 13 last week and it hit me... no oh-**** handles! What gives?