I'll help, it's disgusting. Duallies look nausiating and if the added traction wasnt neccesarry for hauling like a horse trailer or something I'd call them flat out ghey.

 

that is kinda like one i saw in my town, it was a lot more beat up tho (rust, dents everywhere)

 

I am working on it right now. It's not all that difficult, since I have the tools to make it easy. The challenge is doing some here and there and driving it from one place to another while doing it. Started in NY at the lake house and now to go to NJ and do the finishing touches. Lowes has a few good materials and random hardware that helps out a lot!

 

HOLY THREAD FROM 2005!! BACK HELL SPAWN, GO BACK WHENCE YOU CAME!!

 

Wow I see someone was doing some serious digging here. Congrats mang.

 

make sure you post pictures when your done

 

Seen this around... guy is also on another forum but forget which one..

 

I saw the build thread for that ^^^ Ima find it for ya

 

I would love to see it. If ya can find it... Still looking for it.
I am noticing a couple zones to either strengthen/ add weight or go for the look and keep it light as possible. I am leading towards strength and longevity. The steps are key to the whole side panels. It's interesting putting a jersey built bed on a Twin cities truck bein driven in NJ and NY.

 

I think that 2nd dually looks fricken amazing!!! Bolt up that dually kit to a REAL crew cab Ranger, put some BFG Mud Terrains on there, figure out a way to install King Ranch seats, and shove a 7.3L between the fenders... hell yea!
And also... beef up the drivetrain so its not snappin axles everytime you decide to push on the gas.

Ahh... thats what dreams are made of.

 

Who do you like kissing more, your sister or your cousin?

 

 

that ranger is BADASS!!!

 

thats awesome

 

Absolutely awesome!

@9XLT8

looks interesting, I wonder how many were actually sold

 

http://www.therangerstation.com/foru...hp?albumid=464

http://www.therangerstation.com/foru...ad.php?t=82016

 

hahah sold are you kidding me? that is all custom built.

 

except he was referencing 9XLT8/redneckstones mention of the actual ranger duallies made in the 80s.

 

Right ^^^

I almost said the same thing then I realized he was referring to an earlier picture of a Gen 1. Managed to censor myself before I posted and looked like a tard. Thanks Downsey!

 

With the F 50, is it a whole side swap or are the bubbles cut off a splash and attached to a styleside bed?

 

Not sure where the build thread was but they glassed the step side "bubbles" onto the regular bed.