La nueva Ranger has a 2.2l turbo..

http://www.ford.com.ar/uploads/ford2...1752106216.pdf

 

That's it. I am moving down south!

Jim

 

Not too difficult, just gotta ignore the melted aluminum...

 

That's a VERY-toasty 7.3 liter, formerly-turbocharged, International-produced Ford Powerstroke.

I own one, but i keep it in better shape.....

Pop

 

You know your 7.3's Pop. Toasty or not.

 

Yeah, post the pic of the truck Sean, complete with sailboat on trailer. Or wait, maybe I'll post it in the "Where am I in So Cal" thread, but you and Trey are not allowed to answer. LOL

Jim

 

Here's the rest. The rear door is open because the larger capacity fuel tank is sitting back there. Guess they took it off to salvage? Note spare tires dangling by straps/chains on the gooseneck.

 

From the over-all looks of the entire thing, I'm guessing the CHP took it out with a drone missile, just to get it off our highways and keep us all safe!

I would LOVE to see the failure analysis on that one, as I have never seen a Powerstroke burn that completely.

Pop

 

Mayhap I wandered off I15 today to find sumthin' interesting. I bet ND knows someone who owned one.

 

I'm going to guess you're at the Browning-Kimball Classic Car Museum in Ogden.

Hmmmm, same tile pattern.........


Pop

 

Ayup, ya found me. Gotta hankering for more cylinders?

 

That's a lotta cylinders! Did Ford ever make one similar?

 

I believe Ford's limit on cylinders was twelve, installed in Lincolns and Zephers.

Dum-dum will surely know for certain.

Pop

 

OK, what Ford engine is this?

Sure hope we haven't used it previously in this thread....

Pop

 

4.6L modular.... But might be a 5.4l, hmmm.