Ranger #500,000 factory custom

[Rimjam]

Apparently this is the real deal, designed & produce at the Louisville factory.

ONE OF ONE FACTORY BUILT TEAM MACHINE RANGER NUMBER 500000...

This is your chance to own a true one of a kind factory conversion. This Ranger is the 500000 ever produced from the Loisville plant. All original with only 30800 miles This ranger is certain to...

knoxville.craigslist.org

 

[RobbieD]

Interesting truck, but I don't know if I buy the whole story.

 

[RonD]

Looks like a Long Bed 4x4 which were rare in any case

 

[Bird76Mojo]

Not in my area. They're a dime a dozen.

Too bad it's a 2.9 truck. Might as well be put in the crusher. A 2.8 truck. Daddy like..

Looks like a Long Bed 4x4 which were rare in any case

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

Looks like a Long Bed 4x4 which were rare in any case

Yeah, they were not uncommon, especially pre '86.

The rare part is finding one that hasn't been clobbered to crap as a work truck.

Not in my area. They're a dime a dozen.

Too bad it's a 2.9 truck. Might as well be put in the crusher.

2.8

Nothing else is nearly as efficient as converting gas and oil into heat, noise and smoke.

Holy $h!t... that interior.

I WANT!

Anybody know what that tan bezel is under the dash? @Shran?

@Jim Oaks, this might be neat Ranger trivia for the archives.

 

[rngrracing96]

Nothing else is nearly as efficient as converting gas and oil into heat, noise and smoke.

Holy $h!t... that interior.

I WANT!

Anybody know what that tan bezel is under the dash? @Shran?

@Jim Oaks, this might be neat Ranger trivia for the archives.

I think it is an overhead clock panel mounted weirdly.

What did this end up selling for? I am curious.