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Old Jul 11, 2016
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Compatibility

Hey guys, I found a cab online for cheap. It's a 2000 4 door, 3.0L v6 Ranger. I have a 2003 4 door 4.0L v6. Would the parts be compatible to my truck? Obviously the engine would be different, but what about the interior, doors, etc.?

EDIT: From searching on Ebay, it appears that 94-02, and 03-05 Ranger doors can be switched up, separately. Is cross checking parts numbers the way to go, or does anyone have a chart of all parts and their compatibilities?
 

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Old Jul 11, 2016
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Don't rely on what ebay tells you. I've found multiple instances when they're wrong.

For the most part, the body goes unchanged. Past 04 I have no idea as thats when a crap ton of stuff started changing. From what a friend of mine told me, on his 08, the expo front clip swap is no longer possible, at least easily (just to give you an idea)

However, what I can say is that from 98 to 03, the parts are largely interchangeable. Tail lights, doors, glass, trim pieces, etc. Of what I know, there's little reason to believe that this cab won't work for you. The only thing you may have a problem with is bolts or wiring harnesses matching up, like where they enter and leave the cab.

If you want to cross-reference part numbers, check out rockauto.com
 
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Will do, thank you very much. The cab is cheap and I figure why not have it if I need parts. It has good doors, tires, interior parts. I'll just need a way to get it home lol
 
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You could rent a trailer from uhaul or home depot. Or if you have a buddy with that you could probably buy him (or her) lunch.
 
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I would have gone with a UHaul, but I've decided to abandon this idea. I don't really have the money for it, and it's ~120 miles away from home for me. Kind of a hassle.
 
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I don't blame you. Best if you can find one at a wrecking yard, or just flat out have it shipped.
 
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