I've never owned a Ranger. I bought this truck for a dump runner for my plumbing business. It just kind of fell into my lap and I couldn't pass it up for the shape it was in for an 89 Ford in New England. 118k, extremely little rust, 400 bucks. Now I'm finding myself trying to get it back to near perfect. The older driver, drove by braille, so I needed a new gate and hood. So far I've found a hood, gate,bed liner and bought new tires and rear springs (he must have thought it was a 1 ton?) Now the only thing I think it needs is 4 more cylinders But, with gas the way it is I might just get use to the 4 it has. I'll get some pics on in a couple of weeks when I'm done. See Ya,

 

welcome! and dont wait on the pics, we want them meow! hah

 

welcome to ranger anonymous vinny.

sorry had too....

 

Welcome Vinny! You're half way there...the first step was admitting you have a problem...

 

How many steps in this program?

 

Oh it never ends.. My wife asks me that all the time.

 

welcome to R-F, Vinny!

 

Welcome.... Yeah It is a very long process to rehab a ranger because its never good enough and you always find something new and better to do

 

Welcome bud hope you enjoy your ranger an the site as well!

 

i keep telling myself...1 more mod, 1 more mod.....

yeah.....its never ends

 

Hello from MA...

My list just keep getting longer and longer.
My wife just gives up, it is easier.

Welcome aboard, got the bug, there isno cure.

ltr,

 

Pics now!

 

Welcome from MA

 

welcome

 

Scored the tailgate yesterday. The guy had it in his mothers attic for twenty years and it's even midnight metallic blue. Talk about $hit luck. I couldn't pay the guy fast enough. It was a good day tater !!!

 

Welcome to RF!

 

WELCOME!

Fixing up my ranger is not a hobby anymore, more like an addiction. lol

 

Hey good job finding a vehicle 20yr old out here is a accomplishment. NOW welcome to ranger AA