Family Heirloom: The chronicles of Sarah's Ranger

[Lefty]

I see that she bought new wheels and larger tires. This is most certainly the best investment we all can make. It may even raise the resale value of a truck.

 

[Saddle Tramp]

That's the biggest debate I have with myself every other day.
I like the stock rims, but really wonder how the FX4 Alcoas would look.

 

[Lefty]

That's the biggest debate I have with myself every other day.
I like the stock rims, but really wonder how the FX4 Alcoas would look.

Well then, go with what you like.

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

Megasquirt is awesome. I wish i could have figured out the programming 15-18 years ago when i built one. It could have been awesome.

I think you can buy them built now so it should be really easy now because there is no wondering if you did something wrong now

When I was poking at it a year or two ago I never saw anything super turn key.

 

[Josh B]

This is a thread where Sarah brings home the 1994 Ranger that belonged to her Grandmother. In this Ranger, Sarah learned how to drive a stick shift. It holds many memories for her, so she decides to restore it.

I'll post the videos as she releases them.

Here's part one of flying to get the Ranger and driving it back to Arizona.

You cannot reach the midwest without crossing the Mississippi

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

You cannot reach the midwest without crossing the Mississippi

Depends on which direction you are coming from.

 

[Saddle Tramp]

Sarah finally reviews the Ranger she rebuilt. She is as unbiased as we would be.