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Did this a few years back. Backwoods offroad a big help

Cut 3 in tonight.

Probably gonna trim the wheel well and do a different bumper . That's factory springs without the block.

I do like that to bed on that Dodge though if I go that route that's why I want to look like

Can't Bob much if the gas tank stays under the frame

After more pressure washing the bed is not as good as I thought it was

What does cost-effective have to do with this hobby .

I'm pretty sure I can't sell the bed for what it would cost me to build a flatbed but somebody might need a short bed for a project they got and I've got some leftover diamond plate from when I did my trailer a few months ago

The bed is in better shape than what pix show . I don't know what a short bed goes for. I hate to cut it up.

Got this 79 f150 gona be a trail truck . Got tons and 40s for it. If I sold the bed and made a flatbed I could shorten the overhang about a foot. What do y'all think?

The guy that ran Backwoods Offroad was an encyclopedia of mopar he is no longer in business. I sent my wiring harness to him and when it came back it was plug it in turn the key and it was running. The vehicle computer and engine need to be within a few years of each other from like 97 to 2001 I...

My jeep had the 4 banger . I used a 5.2 and nv 4500. With a pickup computer all your gauges will work.

I had a 97 TJ with a 5.2 Magnum in it it's not that hard of a swap advance adapters has the motor mount you can use a pickup truck computer to run it that will bolt right up the fuel pump for the 4-cylinder at the kids the same as for a V8

I've been wheeling jeeps but I've always liked these old fords. So this is about to go in the woods as a trail truck.

where y'all located I'm about to start on a ranger myself . I got a 90 ranger and a wrecked 89 f350 gas burner single rear wheel I'm going to put together