Convertable(impossible?)
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Convertable(impossible?)
Too much monster garage!!!?
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I'm thinking of trying to make my ranger96xltsinglecab into a convertable
Now im collecting info has anyone seen or heard such a thing and any info like links to sites would be great
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I'm thinking of trying to make my ranger96xltsinglecab into a convertable
Now im collecting info has anyone seen or heard such a thing and any info like links to sites would be great
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Convertable(impossible?)
Hi thogee,
Sorry I can't help you more with your project because I've never heard of it being done. Does sound like a neat idea, though! You should look at convertible arrangements in some other type of truck/SUV vehicles to get a good idea of what it takes.
If you go through with it be sure to take pictures and notes and post them. That way we can check out your project and maybe some of the guys here can offer advice as you go through it.
Good luck and welcome to FTE!
Sorry I can't help you more with your project because I've never heard of it being done. Does sound like a neat idea, though! You should look at convertible arrangements in some other type of truck/SUV vehicles to get a good idea of what it takes.
If you go through with it be sure to take pictures and notes and post them. That way we can check out your project and maybe some of the guys here can offer advice as you go through it.
Good luck and welcome to FTE!
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Convertable(impossible?)
I've seen it done on early 80's toy***'s. There was, back in the 80's, a company making a conversion kit to do it; I have no idea what their name was. The guy I know doing it would buy a fairly new ride that had been rolled and do the conversion.
Ever lived with a ragtop before? I have. Sure, they are fun and all, but they like to rattle/squeak, leak water around the windows when it's raining and the wind is blowing, kinda drafty, and cold in the winter. Just a few things to consider.
Ever lived with a ragtop before? I have. Sure, they are fun and all, but they like to rattle/squeak, leak water around the windows when it's raining and the wind is blowing, kinda drafty, and cold in the winter. Just a few things to consider.
Last edited by CowboyBilly9Mile; Apr 20, 2003 at 06:46 AM.
