do you regret/miss selling old ranger to get curent ranger or vehicle
#29
The things I miss about my Ranger are the few things I did to it. The lift, bumper, lights, headlights, little stuff to make it "mine". My Jeep is still stock, so i miss the mod's on the Ranger. But once the Jeep catches up mod wise...'ol Ranger will be just another vehicle I've owned. Thought i had a ton of fun in it.
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The things I miss about my Ranger are the few things I did to it. The lift, bumper, lights, headlights, little stuff to make it "mine". My Jeep is still stock, so i miss the mod's on the Ranger. But once the Jeep catches up mod wise...'ol Ranger will be just another vehicle I've owned. Thought i had a ton of fun in it.
#36
The truck I really miss is my '92 Full size Bronco. Man I miss that thing. I just wish to hell someone would offer up a full size 2dr suv again. If ford ever comes back out with the bronco and it's the later years models I don't care how much it cost there will be one sitting in my driveway.
In all honesty, I do miss my Ranger... especially now that my dad is turning it into an old mans truck... 265 generic all season light truck tires... I tried to get him to put 31X10.50 BFGAT's on it...
that and he took the rear flares off and never cleaned up under em so it looks like crap... But my old Audrey (Name of the Ranger) finally got her Alpine head unit last night... something I wanted to put in her for a long time but could never afford it... dad wanted one and put it in her.
#37
my 1st ranger was a '88 s/c 2.3 2wd 5 speed manual with 3.73's got great milage but lacked torque. the '93 is almost the same truck but has the 4.0 4wd and a much nicer interior. the only thing i wish my '93 has that the '88 had would be the power accesoires, i could do without the power windows, power locks i could care less about, i pulled the relay the day i brought it home. the '88 had no a/c though. i got rid of the '88 for a g.m. 3/4 ton and after 5 years went back to a ranger chassis. i wouldnt have anything newer than a '97 though, i dont care for the A-frame torsion bar front ends or the rack and pinion steering. the '88 had over 200,000 miles on it when i got rid of it, seen it a few years afterwards, still had everything i put on it, even still had the extra steel rims with snow tires in the bed. the '93 had 60,000 on it when i got it, now has 122,000 miles on the clock. hasnt been as trouble -free as the '88 but is a more capable truck. heres pics, the pic of the '88 was took sometime around 1992, i had it from '91 to '97. the pic of my '93 was took last summer.
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