1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
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- 390bump
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
Pics from today...
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
WOW! That tailgate and trim looks awesome. The whole truck is really comin along! Have you or are you doing the interior too?
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'88 Lincoln Mark VII LSC, 5.0 H.O.original, was daily driver, now retired
'97 Lincoln Town Car-Cartier,73K, 4.6, fact. dual exhaust,mint/original-Last Big Towncar
'05 GMC Denali XL,6.0 Vortec-for the wife & kids
'02 Cadillac DHS,4.6 Northstar-daily driver
'73 Great Divide 22' travel trailer,restored to original
'79 Mitchell 11' "Challenger XL" cabover camper-restored to original
'88 Lance 11'3" LC 780 cabover-current project
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
Thanks Terry! Yes, the interior should be nice with some new parts to be installed. I'll post pics when it is back together.
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
I may be the only one but I think that wood grain compliments the color so well from the interior pics that if it were my truck I would incorporate it into the paint scheme on the exterior. Like down the bump or something. Truck looks awesome.
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
I took mine off, sanded it and painted it silver.
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
This project is looing SOO good! Great work!!
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
Sweeeeeettt Looking Awesome Good !!!
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
Thanks for the positive comments!! Trying to show off this great body style!
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
Brought truck home today:
Side moldings and interior need to be finished up...
Side moldings and interior need to be finished up...
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
Man your going too turn alot of heads with your Bump, Sweet looking Ride, keep the pic's coming, can't wait to see it all put back together.
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
You're on the home-stretch! That's one good looking truck, love that color in the daylight!
Congrats on your progress, man. Keep it up!
Congrats on your progress, man. Keep it up!
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
Any updates man, Thats one nice looking pickup
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
Slowly putting it back together... Will post some pics soon. Takes time and elbow grease to polish up the trim!
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
Paint job looks great. I'd like to have windshield and rain gutter trim.
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Re: 1969 Ranger - Boxwood Project
Hey 390 Bump, did you do anything, in regard to painting/undercoating, of the underside? I wasn't sure if you sprayed the fender wells or anything. I'm just curious as I am trying to figure out what I want to do to mine when I get to that point. Thanks and lookin forward to your progress pics!
'72 F250,390,C6,76K Sport Custom, Camper Special "Ole Blu"
'90 F250,460,48K XLT Lariat, Supercab
'88 Lincoln Mark VII LSC, 5.0 H.O.original, was daily driver, now retired
'97 Lincoln Town Car-Cartier,73K, 4.6, fact. dual exhaust,mint/original-Last Big Towncar
'05 GMC Denali XL,6.0 Vortec-for the wife & kids
'02 Cadillac DHS,4.6 Northstar-daily driver
'73 Great Divide 22' travel trailer,restored to original
'79 Mitchell 11' "Challenger XL" cabover camper-restored to original
'88 Lance 11'3" LC 780 cabover-current project
'90 F250,460,48K XLT Lariat, Supercab
'88 Lincoln Mark VII LSC, 5.0 H.O.original, was daily driver, now retired
'97 Lincoln Town Car-Cartier,73K, 4.6, fact. dual exhaust,mint/original-Last Big Towncar
'05 GMC Denali XL,6.0 Vortec-for the wife & kids
'02 Cadillac DHS,4.6 Northstar-daily driver
'73 Great Divide 22' travel trailer,restored to original
'79 Mitchell 11' "Challenger XL" cabover camper-restored to original
'88 Lance 11'3" LC 780 cabover-current project