Found a site that sells Power Sliding Rear Windows for Rangers (98+)
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Found a site that sells Power Sliding Rear Windows for Rangers (98+)
i was roaming around online and came across this site that has power rear windows.. wish i had seen it when i owned my Ranger... i probably would have bought one.
here's a link for anyone interested..
http://www.truckininstyle.com/latemodelsliders.htm
now if i found a power solid window that went up and down, that would be awesome. these are cool enough though.
do the newest rangers have power rear sliding windows?
here's a link for anyone interested..
http://www.truckininstyle.com/latemodelsliders.htm
now if i found a power solid window that went up and down, that would be awesome. these are cool enough though.
do the newest rangers have power rear sliding windows?
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i would have bought it for the laziness factor, lol.
but yeah.. having the entire window go down would have been awesome
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Wow, that's great! Something else electrical to maintain and fix, lol.
My drivers side window is marginal now. I have to thump on the door to get it to move. It got water in it from being stuck in really deep water and it ate up the brushes. I'm going to pull one in the JY tomorrow.
My drivers side window is marginal now. I have to thump on the door to get it to move. It got water in it from being stuck in really deep water and it ate up the brushes. I'm going to pull one in the JY tomorrow.
Dad has this gooy stuff on the shelf, ill look to see what it is, I used it on my rims, on the backside, and may that stuff works fantastic, its super gooy too, goes kinda hard yet plyable, but remains pretty thick....
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Once upon a time in a universe far, far away... I owned a '68 Merc that had the whole rear window drop 2". Great for getting the smell of "mother nature" out in a hurry when used with the front side vents jamming air in.
A slick idea, and I hope that they do well. On an X-cab it would be nice to have for chucking empty barley-pop cans into the bed
A slick idea, and I hope that they do well. On an X-cab it would be nice to have for chucking empty barley-pop cans into the bed
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Once upon a time in a universe far, far away... I owned a '68 Merc that had the whole rear window drop 2". Great for getting the smell of "mother nature" out in a hurry when used with the front side vents jamming air in.
A slick idea, and I hope that they do well. On an X-cab it would be nice to have for chucking empty barley-pop cans into the bed
A slick idea, and I hope that they do well. On an X-cab it would be nice to have for chucking empty barley-pop cans into the bed
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