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I think just '98 '99 & '00. They changed for '01-'03, but I think they are considered the same "Generation" ( gen 4, maybe?)
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For reference on this and future parts, check LMC Ranger Truck catalog. Will give parts and group them by years and models for Rangers and Bronco ll.
Example... they list the 98, 99 , 2000 as using the same grill. Different before and changed after.
Not a true "parts bible" but a good reference as to what fits what.
Example... they list the 98, 99 , 2000 as using the same grill. Different before and changed after.
Not a true "parts bible" but a good reference as to what fits what.
where at in Indiana?
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