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    Restoring my Ranger

     



    Passing by a local used dealership, I saw a very nice new arrival, used truck. a 2002 Ford Ranger Edge supercab stepside. 4.0L/ 4x4 auto, loaded.. just it was special ordered without the Edge decals on the bed ( vehicle history report the dealer provided me shows it was a special order vehicle, and delivered with 5 miles on it ).. 1 owner, 82,000 miles, and immaculate shape.. It's red and really pops... dealer wants $7,749 for it, and it books for over 10k... he is willing to go out on a limb and give me $695 for my beater Ranger which is a screaming deal... I do have a refundable deposit on it good until tuesday, but getting the loan is prooving to be somewhat of a challange so it may not work out 4 me.... in which case, I will be restoring my Ranger, or at least making it look decent to drive for a couple more years... so I will need a new bed ( old 1 is too far gone to fix ), 1 front fender and some rocker work, along with 1 new headlight assembly, a new grille, and of course paint.. I also want to replace the sagging headliner, put a hurst shifter in it, and a tonnau cover, if I am to keep it... probably more work than it's worth, with 201,000 but, I'll have somthing nice anyway... maby get a short bed and a crew cab, as that will fit on my frame, I think.


    The Edge I'm looking at looks just like this, except it has the better wheels and no Edge markings/ bug deflector
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    sorry the pic is so big, but it's just 1 I found off google images, and I linked it
    You don't know what you've got til it's gone

    Matt's 1951 Chevy Fleetline- Driver

    1967 Ford Falcon- Sold

    1930's styled hand built ratrod project

    1974 Volkswagen Super Beetle Wolfsburg Edition- sold

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