Ranger Gal

[FoxxyFiveO]

Another noob here with a Level II. I usually hang on RF but looking for me info on modding up the Ranger so here I am. Here's my toy...

And here's both my toys

Anyone in Delaware or nearby?

 

[BlackBII]

Very cool and very yellow!

 

[Mark_88]

Welcome to TRS...

Nice...very clean looking...and BRIGHT!

Not in the States but if you're ever in Ontario Canada I'm sure I will see your truck...we don't have too many yellow ones up here for some reason...

 

[daniel3507]

i like that yellow. is that a Level II decal on the doors?

 

[doorgunner]

ur truck's obviously obvious......loooooks goooooood...car too!

 

[koda6966]

Both of em are nice.

 

[FoxxyFiveO]

i like that yellow. is that a Level II decal on the doors?

Yeah, in the grey. It came that way. I haven't done anything but tint the windows, spray bed liner, tonneau cover, removed the mud flaps and bug shield. Everything else came with it, including the rain guards.

I'm going to add some kind of bull bar or grille guard and bigger non-raised letter tires hopefully before hitting the all truck nats in Carlisle. Oh and maybe a few aftermarket "Taz Devil" items...

 

[B2 Addict]

Welcome to TRS!!

Hello from another Stang owner! Sweet rides you got there!!

Two thumbs up!!!!!!

 

[Hazmat Ranger]

Welcome - most definitely a nice truck . . . good to have "another" female Ranger owner here. Good Luck with the mods . . .

 

[Christian29]

Nice car and truck. Welcome.

 

[FoxxyFiveO]

Thanks for the welcomes!

 

[Will]

Welcome.

I lived in Delaware (DAFB) from '81-'83; 6th-8th grade. I remember stinky beaches covered in rotting horseshoe crabs.

 

[FoxxyFiveO]

LMAO You must be remember from like Bowers Beach south to Lewes. Small world.

 

[Will]

My address was 4405 Vermont Drive, Dover. It stuck in my head. I just Google Earth'ed it and it looks like a bunch of new stuff is popping up around it but at the time is was new base housing and nothing was around in the surrounding fields.

We walked to school through that little town to the north-east we called Lebanon. Then across the bridge over the St. Jones and through that swamp. The flies ate you alive along that 3/4-mile walking path. It's called Old Lebanon Road on Google Earth, but it's just a walking bridge and path.

Before you get back to civilization on the other side of the path there is that chicken-foot bare patch to the south of the path. It's still like I remember. We called that The Pitts and we rode our mini-bike there. Next, on the same side of the path, is the football field where I played bench warmer for the Dover Air Falcons. My school was that group of buildings to the north there. And, that building at the intersection of North Hawethorn and Old Lebanon with the L-shaoed parking lot is where my dad worked. He was the chapel manager for DAFB. He had a second chapel on the base. He made me mow the lawns and scrape gum off the pews. I still hate gum.

 

[FoxxyFiveO]

Oh yeah, things have really changed since back then. Its funny the things that stick out in your head. I was living in Northern New Castle during that time.