Technical Frame Step?

Hello
I have a 27 t roadster highboy with no doors the body is on a stock model a frame z'ed 3in. Does any one have any suggestions on adding a step to the frame so I can get in the car? I see they offer a step for a t-bucket but its a little too bulky for what I am looking for.
Thanks

 

If I ever get my 27 roadster project underway, I plan to use a modified horse-drawn carriage/buggy step. There are a ton of them on ebay, and some of them have some pretty cool cast-in details.
http://www.ebay.tv/sch/i.html?_odkw...0.Xbuggy+steps.TRS0&_nkw=buggy+steps&_sacat=0

 

There used to be a 27 round that had a step in the body, it was like a little divot toward the front side of the turtle deck. Almost not noticeable.

I have seen some around also that had dirt track style nerf bars on the sides and I always ***umed that they were more for getting in and out than they were for nerfing other cars in traffic.

 

Old catalog pages showing some of the buggy step types:

 

I've got 1 or 2 of those buggy steps if you're interested

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I welded a shortened clutch pedal with rubber pad to the rear wishbone on my 27. Worked well.

 

Make a bracket, weld it to the frame, and put one of the Model A rumble seat step pads on it ( they go on the bumper and on top of the fender on rumble seat A's)

 

I used a new '50 Ford pick-up brake pedal.