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None at the moment. Just waiting for some funds to get credited to my account so I can take the truck in to get driveshafts, exhaust and alignment. Hopefully will be able to take her out on a test run by mid March.
Got a buch of stuff in the mail today. I now have my Viair 350C compressor with hook up kit, 3 sets of KC Titanium Slimlights (fog, driving, spots), a diamond plate tool chest. And most importantly Driveshafts!
I'll get some pics up this weekend while Kevin and me are bustin' our buts to get everything installed and working right.
Today was a momumetous day for the Ranger that could. For the first time she drove under her own power off of the trailer and into the carport, albeight with 2wd only. Tomorrow starts the fun time of getting everything finished up.
Oh yeah, and incase you were wondering, the smoke in the second picture above is not coming from the truck. That is actually my slowly burning burn pile he's playing on.
Its better then my driveway thats for sure. Looks like it will a fun little truck to cruise around in. You will love the bobbed bed vs having a long bed. One of the best things I did to my old ranger.
We also found out on that log pile that the first thing that hits is the gas tank. Since it was originally a two wheel drive, it has no skid plate. So yes, sliders and skidplates are deffinately next