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1989 ranger build


puty72

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jun 26, 2008
Messages
151
City
Cressona, Pa
Vehicle Year
1989
Transmission
Automatic
Ive had my truck for the past three years with intentions of fixing it up. Now that i have a steady job i can do what I intended on doing. (when i bought this i was 19 now im almost 22 ) so here is the start of my build..


1989 ranger xlt 2.9 auto 4x4 mostly stock for now






pictures when i bought her april 2008

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couple months later i fixed the rust spot above the rear wheel and planned on getting the back half painted black

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november 2008

got into an accident and completely demolished the box ,dented cab, and door.

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thats what happends when u pop rivet instead of welding a plate in.
 
november 2008 continued


a week later i went to the junk yard and picked up a box and door for $250 and primered the whole truck to match

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dent in cab
 
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jan 2010

i decided to paint the hood flat black and add some fog lights to the grille

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January 2011 almost a year later since i modified my ranger. now i got a great job that i can afford to get the show on the road and fix this bitch up lol



heres how she looks today

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new grille, headlight bezels, headlights and mirrors. oh yea and went back to primer for the hood.


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got rid of old beat up tailgate and added a net
 
2-27-2011


decided to make up some custom door panels. I got the passenger side one almost finished. Just needs hole cut out for speaker and some speakers covers, also need to pick up a bezel for the handle from the junkyard.

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i used wrinkle finish black abs plastic sheeting and aluminum channel for the arm rest. all cuts made in the plastic with a dremel.
 

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