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i plan on doing the same to my 78 ranger inside but nobody in the province sells the heruliner or linex for do-it yourself. i'm in new brunswick canada so if anybody knows where to get some of this stuff it would be great. .............also how clean does the floor have to be in order to spray this stuff......... can you spray it over some rust or does it have to be perfectly clean
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Originally Posted by 78 Ranger
i plan on doing the same to my 78 ranger inside but nobody in the province sells the heruliner or linex for do-it yourself. i'm in new brunswick canada so if anybody knows where to get some of this stuff it would be great. .............also how clean does the floor have to be in order to spray this stuff......... can you spray it over some rust or does it have to be perfectly clean
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Im going to build an All Purpose Truck as soon as I find a suitable frame. These are my intentions...Frame up rebuild, with the entire frame Linex'd, along with any bracket that mounts to the frame. The cab will be lined inside from the back window down, floor,firewall, and from the door windows down. The outside of the cab lined from the back window down, bottom of the floor pan, and the firewall, outside doors from the door handles down. I will build a step side box bed with fenders and it will get the same liner treatment. Plans are for a mild 4'' lift with about a 35'' mud tires all around. This truck will be a daily driver with the ability for occasional off roading. All the parts will come from a recently aquired 89' 134,000 mile EFI 300I6 5spd with 2 speed transfer case, dual front shock set up with a rotted frame.
Anyone have anymore suggestions?
Anyone have anymore suggestions?
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Originally Posted by roosplash
Im going to build an All Purpose Truck as soon as I find a suitable frame. These are my intentions...Frame up rebuild, with the entire frame Linex'd, along with any bracket that mounts to the frame. The cab will be lined inside from the back window down, floor,firewall, and from the door windows down. The outside of the cab lined from the back window down, bottom of the floor pan, and the firewall, outside doors from the door handles down. I will build a step side box bed with fenders and it will get the same liner treatment. Plans are for a mild 4'' lift with about a 35'' mud tires all around. This truck will be a daily driver with the ability for occasional off roading. All the parts will come from a recently aquired 89' 134,000 mile EFI 300I6 5spd with 2 speed transfer case, dual front shock set up with a rotted frame.
Anyone have anymore suggestions?
Anyone have anymore suggestions?
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Originally Posted by Bamataco1
If you have the money for it a dual transfer case set up would be a real plus.
Originally Posted by chrono4
are you goin to go into the same years of trucks, or are you going to go older? are you goin to keep the efi?
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got around to pressure washing all the smoke and soot from the inside of the mudder. the floors not as bad as i was thinking it was gonna be. only one actual hole, and 2 spots. any body need any interior parts? 
like my seat? who needs bolts and nuts, just through it in there.
like my seat? who needs bolts and nuts, just through it in there.
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The less the better and getting it herculined/line-x'ed whatever is the way to go. I did mine with the do-it-yourself stuff, and I wouldn't recomend it unless you are on a massive budget. Its not nearly as good as the actual high pressure stuff they apply.
Funny you mention cd player. I just ripped mine and the amp out. Couldn't hear it over the motor anyways and wanted to clean up the wiring so...
Funny you mention cd player. I just ripped mine and the amp out. Couldn't hear it over the motor anyways and wanted to clean up the wiring so...
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ko, i was too, till i decided to go with the buckets. should ahve seen the one that came out, no fabric left, but didnt touch the rest of the truck besides smoke on the doors and windows.
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