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[drsvox]

Here's something you don't see every day...or maybe you do...?

Was rummaging thru what I had pulled from the glove box 6 years ago and found I had these:

 

[RonD]

Very cool, no you sure don't see those very often for Rangers

 

[FritzTKatt]

I have mine too. Of course they are 11 years younger... but, hey... they are still rare for any ranger I'd say.

I also have the radio guide, interior/exterior care, and some other one that I forget about. I can post pictures if anyone is interested for posterity.

 

[jhammel85]

I've got my original owners manual too.

What's funny is that this is one of the oldest cars I've owned ('87) and it's the only one that's had the manual. Go figure..

 

[97RangerXLT]

yep, still have the originals and the nice fake leather binder that they came in for my 97. If your truck is newer than 96, you can go to Fords website and download the pdf of all of your manuals too.

AJ

 

[straycat]

That's pretty cool, Bro!!! Great find. My first Ranger was a 1983 4x4 with the 2.8L motor. Bought it in California in 1984 with a few thousand miles on it and kept if for a very long time. No factory a/c in it but it was in California and I really did not need it there. When I got stationed at US Socom in Tampa and with out that a/c it then became an off road, tow the boat, drive to the to the 4x4 shows and go to the beach truck!!

 

[straycat]

Oops. Forgot to attach the pics!!! I can't find one picture that I took the week I bought it and took it out to the surf in San Diego. It was a single cab long bed . I had to add the off road lights to it of course!!! This photo is in Tampa and it is a polaroid. I had one of those cameras for a very long time until you could no longer find film for it....yea, a real cheapskate!!!