Canadian Ranger

[ekrampitzjr]

Mercury pickups were sold only in Canada from the 1940s to the 1960s. Lots of them have made their way to the US by collectors.

Chrysler sold pickups and vans under the Fargo name in Canada as well, into the 1970s. They were otherwise Dodge products.

Had a brochure from about 15 years ago for Kia vehicles sold in Canada. Some model names were different from those for the same car sold in the US.

 

[MaicoDoug]

Does it have leather bucket seats ? No kidding, my Level II came with them stock. Reminds me, I need to soak them again in wanntannasagami oil or something like that...

Hope you get her going well, does she have a block heater?

 

[McCauleyprop]

Does it have leather bucket seats ? No kidding, my Level II came with them stock. Reminds me, I need to soak them again in wanntannasagami oil or something like that...

Hope you get her going well, does she have a block heater?

It has cloth bucket seats and has a block heater and battery blanket, she’s running great now!

 

[McCauleyprop]

It has cloth bucket seats and has a block heater and battery blanket, she’s running great now!

 

[bobbywalter]

Remember, trim levels and features are often different on Canadian–spec vehicles from US–spec versions. Ford once sold Mercury pickups in Canada, right?

those were fake150s

 

[McCauleyprop]

Looks like you might want to treat the rust before it gets much worse.

Not sure the best way to go about that?

 

[McCauleyprop]

I noticed that too. I'm always leary of the stickers... but it has the correct level II wheels.

@McCauleyprop if interested... that doesn't appear to just be an xlt. The following link will give you the history and a run down of what made up the FX4 level II.

can you post the "link", as it wasn't attached.

 

[Uncle Gump]

Ford Ranger FX4 Off-Road and Level II - By The Years - The Ranger Station

The Ford Ranger FX4 was introduced in 2002. Here is a year-by-year description of the FX4's offered from 2002 to 2009.

www.therangerstation.com

 

[MT_PLS]

Not sure the best way to go about that?

Rust

Stop rust in its tracks by treating car parts with rust encapsulator, rust converter, abrasive grinding wheels and other ways to leave metal shining like new.

www.eastwood.com

Or

3-Step Stop Rust System

Achieve ultimate rust protection with POR-15's 3-Step Rust System. This rust stopper for metal ensures corrosion protection and shields metal in 3 easy steps.

por15.com

Either one works really well a long as you're just dealing with surface rust.