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Have Ext Cab But The Back Seat Are To Small. I Was Thinking Can I Put A Nother Ext Cab Just The Ext Part On Mine Than Put A Bench In The Back
Ext Ext Cab Crazy Maybe
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that sounds badass all you need to do is a bit of 
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you are right just was thinking about it have it pic in my mind. i was just wondering if aneone has done it
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Just get an explorer and turn the cargo area into a bed. I was gonna do that with my old 92 but I had to get rid of it due to no room :0)
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that is my furture plans but i want finsh puting the pos ranger. that way way i can get early expl. and swap it all under it just was seeing if it has been done and how hard thank u
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Welding an extension on the back of your cab is actually too much work for the extra room...you could just drop a BII body on your ranger and be done with it in much shorter time...
I tried making my standard cab bigger by cutting out the back wall and putting a cap on it...it was OK until winter hit...and was a blast without the cap...but the structural integrity of the cab and the leaks I experienced were not worth it...there are other ways of doing these kinds of mods...but without a welder and a good plan it can end up being a PITA...
I tried making my standard cab bigger by cutting out the back wall and putting a cap on it...it was OK until winter hit...and was a blast without the cap...but the structural integrity of the cab and the leaks I experienced were not worth it...there are other ways of doing these kinds of mods...but without a welder and a good plan it can end up being a PITA...
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its kinda already been done but i cant remeber who did it. ill dig it up later if someone doesnt beat me too it. i think it was a guy who does safaris and such or something like that.
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