Old Man
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01-07-2011
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Hello everyone, I'm not new to Ford Rangers. My first was a 1967 F150 Ranger XLT 390 straight stick on the tree, black & white, it was a beautiful head turner.
Second was a 72 Ranger, Third was a 78 3/4 ton XLT 4X4 big ol hoss. Forth was a 79 1/2 ton 4X4 short bed (junk) Fifth was a 95 Dodge 4X4 big motor I give this to my son, to much of a gas drinker for me.
Now I have a 94 XLT 4.0 I got in a estate sale, 109,000 mi. hope to have as much good luck out of this one as I have in the past.
By the way I'm 57 yrs young that why I have been through so many trucks.
Scoob
Second was a 72 Ranger, Third was a 78 3/4 ton XLT 4X4 big ol hoss. Forth was a 79 1/2 ton 4X4 short bed (junk) Fifth was a 95 Dodge 4X4 big motor I give this to my son, to much of a gas drinker for me.
Now I have a 94 XLT 4.0 I got in a estate sale, 109,000 mi. hope to have as much good luck out of this one as I have in the past.
By the way I'm 57 yrs young that why I have been through so many trucks.
Scoob
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01-07-2011
Fantastic to see you on here, Mr. Hill!
Hope you find anything you need, hopefully some good ideas - and some good urges to give you some much needed wrench time to enjoy those long afternoons during summer :-)
Feel more then welcome to ask anything.. lots of great ideas and tips/tricks on just about anything here!
Hope you find anything you need, hopefully some good ideas - and some good urges to give you some much needed wrench time to enjoy those long afternoons during summer :-)
Feel more then welcome to ask anything.. lots of great ideas and tips/tricks on just about anything here!
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