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Man that is one clean looking engine bay. Nice job on the detailing.
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blue68...silly question,

Did you have the Ranger Emblem done up special with the blue backround? I've only ever seen red ones.
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hey 69F110, yeah thats done up a wierd way. I dont know how the guy who had the truck before me did that. Looks to me like it took some skill.
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Well.. I'm glad I put "Done" in quotes because it seems like I'm never done.... Rearend re-build pics.
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had to pull out the axles and put in new Timken wheel seals. The seals were shot. Here's some random pics. I'm planning on painting the rear axle gloss black all said and done.
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more random pics. 2nd Pic is steering wheel. I chose to use a small horn button rather than a ring.
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Looks good. I like the wheel. I'd like to get my hands on a three spoker. :thup:
<edit> No pun intended :lol:
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I like that Ranger grill inset. The blue color gives it distinction. Might be a "one and only"
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Holy smokes. That must not be fun to sand that rear-end lying under the truck. I look forward to seeing it painted. :-D
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Very nice!!!
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