They look awesome IMO, if you guys want a write up just ask, i got mine from another ranger forum! Essentially you bake your headlights, seperate the lense, tape em up and paint away. thake a look tell me what you think!
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Baisically, you take them out, pull your bulbs and put each light in the oven at 200 degrees and every 5-8 minutes pull it out and slowly work you way around the edges with a flat head and keep doing it, be wary it is a slowwww process but you dont want to crack your lights! after that you tape off your light bowls and then paint everything else! after, fill the crevis where the old glue was with new glue or selant/silicone.
I spotted this new Ranger in my neighborhood in San Antonio. I like it. I want one, but I have to wait until 2019, unless I go to Mexico. (Look at the plates on this Ranger, they're from Mexico.) I believe this global Ranger is a sneak peek at what the US Ranger will look like.
I'm not a car guy (although worked in car biz as internet technician) and would like the opinions of active rangers with a project I have for my 2010 Ford Ranger (Commercial Edition, white)
I use my truck for gardening, hauling, and live in the country and really beat it hard. There was an...
