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Hey SCOTTY!! Quick question. Can I install an engine with California emissions into a car with federal emissions? (2009 Accord V6 MT) Also will I lose any power due to CA emission regulations?
@scottyKilmer I’m about 10mins away from where you are in Rhode Island, I have a 2015 Toyota Sequoia available if you would like to run some tests on it or to film some content.
117 and the 4x4 has issues? Please. Its most likely ok and would take a few weekends to straighten it out. Where's the cat? I think the cat liked the secretaries in Houston. Sit on a car and watch them walk by or walk up and get a massage.
the owner getting it undercoated right off the bat is probably one of the best things he did. and from the look of it who ever did the job knew what they were doing. i have worked on cars for 32 years and i have seen some crappy undercoating applications
@@miketonon7946 Really? In that case, I would love to know about how you went about minimizing rust - did you do anything like diesel/oil or fluid film type spraying - did you wax the paint? Silicon the rubber etc... really anything that you think contributed to the amazing condition it has remained in.
My grandpa gave me his 86 ford ranger when I got my driver's license. He bought it new off the lot and took care of it. And I have been taking care of it for the last 12 years, they don't make like they used too. It is the kind of truck, you drop a new engine or transmission in. Both quality and centimeenal value.
@@bikerrider4845 I own a 2020 Tacoma, SR5 and it was not available with the manual transmission unless you got the 4x4, and then it was only available in one trim. I love my Tacoma, I had it a year and 5 months now, it replaced my 1993 Tacoma, that had 294,000 miles on it.
Trucks were for the working folk. Sensible, dependable, utilitarian... now they jam them with so much useless technology it’s priced people out. I don’t need power windows just give me a single cab with crank windows.
I owned a 2000 Ford Ranger for 13 years. The only reason I sold it was I needed a much larger truck to tow a newly purchased 5th wheel. That Ranger was one of the most reliable vehicles I've owned. I wish I still had it.
I have recently found scotty's channel and I have to say I really enjoy watching your videos. Entertaining and informative....and I love the pictures you insert when your having a right laugh! Please keep up the excellent work, has cheered me up no end! Best wishes from the UK.
I'm a ranger owner. Cheap lil bang around work truck. For light duty stuff. Like a smaller f-150 easier to park and better gas mileage. Downside is its uncomfortable AF. Suspension is very stiff and seat doesn't recline at all as a single cab. Cheap spring seat also. But a lil truck that gets 20mpg that you can buy for about $1k. It is what it is
@@JL-fly7 2005 Ranger Extended Cab had over 235k, the other was a 2001 XLT extended cab. Only had 96k before we sold it. Both had the 3.0l gas and were 2wd. The 2005 was a fleet vehicle.
@@thegadgetrulez What do u think of the 2.3 ecoboost Ranger and either 2.7 or 3.5 Ecoboost F-150 regarding the reliability and durability in a long run time? Thx.
Those manual transmission ranger are so damn fun to drive and last a long time. I know a guy who has 325k on his ranger it is a early 90s model with a 4 cylinder and manual transmission. Still has alot of life left in it
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@@miketonon7946 most people that bring up things like this are just time wasters, and don't do anything for God. They go on and on about names and Hebrew this and that. Ask the Lord what you can do to serve Him, if you are interested in serving Jesus.
I just bought my 2002 Ford ranger back in November. I cannot believe how well these vehicles can hold up! The biggest thing I tell owners is watch out for the rear shackles and mounts.
Still raving for Ford, knocking GM, but oh, look at the time, I have to get in my 21 y.o. Silverado work truck here in Maine and get to work. Good thing she runs and rides so awesome after all these years. And almost completely stock. I suppose a pump or the radiator will need replacing, someday.
I loved my 99 ranger with the 2.5, and a 5 speed transmission. Step side bed, and an Ohio truck all its life. One word SOLID. That truck was solid as hell, and went all over the state with 16 year old me behind the wheel.
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@@createchannel4603 PewDiePie has uploaded videos on it before... So has Alex Hefner. Alex isn't well known but he showed his earnings on a video with 1.3 Million views towards the end of 2019 and he only got $60 from it.
This is the classic grandpa truck BUT it’s the perfect daily driver. I loved this so much I bought an 01 manual Ranger and have a mid rise Leer camper.
I used to be a GM fanatic (and in many ways, Buick is still my baby), but lately I've seen how Ford/Lincoln has lead the American car standard in a big, big way.
I have a '05 Ranger with the 4.0 L engine 160,000 miles and auto trans. that I bought new -- no problems so far . Well my Ranger was t-boned over 6 grand damages knocked the hell outta the resale value ... Still gonna go on a 2/3 ,000 mi trip this summer --- this ol boy's over 80 and don't have that much more time to see some more of these good ol U.S. of A... Oil and brake jobs is all this Ranger needed.
Good for you man, I'm just looking on craigslist at an '11 4.0 with 100 K and auto trans, and I'm also a roadtripper and hope to go to the southwest from WA State, etc. Just would need a canopy to sleep in. for 20 years I've owned a '93 ranger that now has 220 K on it, and all its needed has been oil and brakes as well! But I don't quite trust trust it for yet another long trip :-) The fact that you're 80 and you're doing it is so impressive to me, that's how I want it to go for me. i'm keeping strong and lean. Did you take that trip across the US of A?
I've got a 2000 4.0 Ranger with over 209,000 miles. I'm going to get her over 500,000 and have fun with the family in it. Walker Texas is part of the family. When I was growing up we had tons of memories in Rangers so I really love making memories with the kids in a Ranger.
the prices of these have gone up.. Great trucks!! 04:23, NONE of my rangers ever dropped or lost oil... my last one ran til 450 000 Miles and got written off by a cab driver blowing a stop sign
I have a 2005 Ford f 150 4.2 6 125,000 it’s been a great truck recently had to get the transmission rebuilt.The transmissions in fords are weak but the engines run forever
I own an 02 Ranger 4.0 SOHC with 145,000 miles and I'll say one really big thing to look for if youre buying a used one in the 98-2006 4.0 SOHC models is take it for a test drive to get the engine warm then let it sit and idle and LISTEN for a constant or intermittent rattle. The timing chain tensioners are poorly designed in these years and when they fail the chain destroys the flimsy guides and the chain will get more and more slack til it jumps timing and fails catastrophically.
I daily a 98 2.5/stick ranger. Coming up on 179k now. Before that, a 97 B2300/auto. Gave that to a friend at 340k, still going. These are solid, dependable trucks that are cheap to own and drive. Parts are everywhere and for the most part the truck is easy to maintain. Tacomas of the same vintage are great but compare prices of used units. Everyone wants a Toyota. Ok by me!
Breathable application of oils underneath is what you want. Not paint based style rubberized under coat. It starts to peel so salt and water gets under neither expediting rust where it just sits
hey folks, my 2003, , bought brand new by me, my ford f-150, still looks like new paint, yipee, thank you scotty, and so glad you live in tennessee, he he. have to throw a ho ho in there ya know...for me!
I bought a 95 Chevy s10 I know we are here for rangers WHICH I LOVE MY GPA SHOWED ME WHY TO RESPECT THEM, but it’s honestly a crazy good truck, with a 5 speed manual and the 4.3 CPI, crazy good shape, and here in the Midwest you can find these trucks a ranger and a s10 for dirt cheap don’t sleep on either even if you’re bias
My dad has the same truck except his is 2004 Black Flare side and Automatic and it has 178,000 miles on it and its going strong. He didn't buy it new but has had it for about 8 to 10 years at least and has put at least 100,000 of those miles on it. It's garage kept and he changes the oil every 3,000 miles and keeps up with all routine maintenance. And luckily he hasn't had any trouble with the automatic transmission either.
I loved the rangers. Had a 97 xlt 4x4 with six foot bed. Awesome truck. Sold it last year. Have a family. A two seat truck Dosent fit four. But that 4L six. Kicked arse. Only replaced the ac compressor, alternator, gas float and 4x4 relay. Thought for sure I would go through a thermostat. Never did. Ended up changing the gas float. But hey. Had the truck since 98. Second owner. And those are the only problems I had. Can’t complain. She was a great work truck. Kids loved her.
I take good care of my vehicles too. If you want, I can bring my 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee for your review. I bought it new. It still looks and drives like a new vehicle. Zero rust, no oil leaks, no major repairs. I only changed shocks, spark plugs and wires and one door lock. That's it. MY Toyotas had more issues than the Jeep.
I have a 2005 4wd Ranger, 155k miles, second owner, (it was my moms truck bought new), all stock and never been offroad. The charcoal grey paint still looks new. Great Truck and I've always owned Nissan and Toyota trucks.
My dad bought an 88’ Ranger XLT in late 1987 in Pennsylvania just the single cab with 4x4. I drove it later in the early 2010s as a winter vehicle as I made a poor choice in choosing mustangs as my daily drivers and passed the 200k mile mark on the original transmission, 2.3L engine and transfer case. Replaced some components through the years to keep it manageable like u- joints, exhaust etc.. but he didn’t even consider getting a new paint job until it’s 25th anniversary as someone trying to squeeze in an alley way with a moving truck an scraped the side. He got it painted, fix some rust holes in the frame himself prior but never the frame. Sold it about 4 or 5 years ago to a guy we knew through my brother even for a few grand and found out later he drove to Colorado and back to Pennsylvania. As far as I know, one of the 3 most bulletproof domestic vehicles ever made other than certain year Chevy Cavaliers and the box style Cherokee Limited.
Good video. There used to be a saying years ago, If l rust l bust,no rust no bust. If toyotas rust they don't bust. Unless they a dipped in the sea every day for ten years Then it might fall to pieces. Toyotas are made of good quality steel and a good dipping process to seal the steel.
The government keeps forcing the auto makers to get better gas mileage. So we got cylinder shut down and 10 speed crapo automatic and cvt transmissions and 1.2 litre turbo gdi engines. No wonder why they break down all the time. Next year the government will want better mileage and here we go again.
The bottom lines is TAKE CARE OF YOUR VEHICLE...I had a 1998 Dodge Durango 4x4 for 22.5 years and had 327,264 miles on it when I turned it in Nov 2020 and got a Tacoma...I still miss the comfort and power of it but she was tired and needed to be retired...I've had to have things done to it over the years.
I'm impressed, that is a nice Ranger! My '07 Subaru Legacy with 166k miles still looks new, though the dreaded wheel well rust finally became apparent on the right rear wheel well, where I see bubbles forming under the paint along the lip. Maybe about the best you can hope for out of a Subaru body - I think 14 years is better than average for a northeast non-garaged Subie!
Had an 08 ranger sport 5 speed . Best truck I’ve ever had . I got rid of it when I had my second kid and still regret it . It was pristine minus a ding on the passenger side from my wife backing into it .
My father owned two Rangers. The first one wrecked because of ramming into private property field chasing sheep. The second one lasted 300,000 miles and tapped out. I’m gonna buy one
Kinda what I figured about 3 years ago when I went looking for a reliable used truck. V6, manual, near zero bells and whistles. It's been great to own.
Scotty 👍 gets more excited reviewing an older vehicle...😀 than a new one with all that electronic crap and plastic beauty covers too much tech negates reliability. scotty is old school spend your money wisely... I couldn't agree more 👍 keep exposing the truth. For a daily reliable driver n/a rules
my dad had a 2002 ranger w a v6 manual rwd, 271k miles when he sold it for 1k, he used to treat it like a dump truck and do burnouts with it and it still ran like a top, they really are the american tacoma
We still have our 1999 Ford Ranger. Wife drives it to work every day. It has 137,000 miles on it. The truck has been great and we plan on driving it till it no longer drives.
Dude, come to Buffalo NY & check out my 2011 Ford Ranger. Incredible condition, 40K miles with a V6. Happy to have found it in such good condition & low mileage.
My 2004 gmc sierra is almost 17 years that I bought new with no rust with 200,000 miles . It even bodes a 6 cylinder engine with roll up windows . No polished wheels sad to say . Paint is good
I have a 99 F-350 diesel. 400K. Trans went at 240K. I put in a Jasper and its still running well at 400K. I towed a large travel trailer a lot. A LOT. Great truck.
Dream on. In 2020, the average age of US light trucks and cars approaches 12 years. New research from IHS Markit shows that the average age of light vehicles in operation (VIO) in the US has risen to 11.9 years this year, about one month older than in 2019.
@@brianevans656 I don't own any millenial vehicles from this century, that's why they still run. I get 300,000 out of engines and 200,000 out of transmissions because I don't read market surveys. I just drive them until they quit and then fix them. Crate motors are
That's what happens when you take good care of your stuff, it will look great and last forever. It did sound like he had to do alot of work to it though like gaskets, ball joints, and shocks, but that's typical Ford stuff for ya. Just fix the small things and keep rippin'.
Great engine but it's very important to change out the chain tensioner every 60,000 miles. They are notorious for jumping timing sprocket teeth. Once they make noise on startup, it's time. Once done on time, that engine will go 200K miles easily.
@@miketonon7946 seriously man all I use his mobile 5000 semi synthetic. Either with a wicks or the Ford Motorcraft filter that’s it. The truck is still my every day driver. I live in Wisconsin so it gets cold or it’s hot. I really like the looks of the new Ford ranger but does it come with a standard V6, no eco-boost????
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Hey SCOTTY!! Quick question. Can I install an engine with California emissions into a car with federal emissions? (2009 Accord V6 MT) Also will I lose any power due to CA emission regulations?
@scottyKilmer I’m about 10mins away from where you are in Rhode Island, I have a 2015 Toyota Sequoia available if you would like to run some tests on it or to film some content.
117 and the 4x4 has issues? Please. Its most likely ok and would take a few weekends to straighten it out. Where's the cat? I think the cat liked the secretaries in Houston. Sit on a car and watch them walk by or walk up and get a massage.
Scotty, how do you feel about 2012 Ford fusion v6's and what would you recommend changing/tuning at 100,000 miles?
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We need a full interview with owner - his knowledge would be gold.
the owner getting it undercoated right off the bat is probably one of the best things he did. and from the look of it who ever did the job knew what they were doing.
i have worked on cars for 32 years and i have seen some crappy undercoating applications
@@miketonon7946 Really? In that case, I would love to know about how you went about minimizing rust - did you do anything like diesel/oil or fluid film type spraying - did you wax the paint? Silicon the rubber etc... really anything that you think contributed to the amazing condition it has remained in.
@@miketonon7946 Great Job of maintaining the truck, my friend. Above and beyond!
@@miketonon7946 Great - now send me a link to your video doing all this! You should start a channel on maintenance... seriously!
@@miketonon7946 Did you order the 4.0 in the standard cab? Very hard to find spec, especially in 4x4. Is it short bed too?
Wow that's the cleanest ranger I've ever seen even the interior like new
@@miketonon7946 that's your ranger?
It's gorgeous!
@@miketonon7946 nice Ranger you have really taken care of it!
Just bought a 2002 ranger XLT 3.0L with 67,000 miles I’m in love with it
I love my 2005 ranger with almost 200,000 miles.
Pretty nice half a truck
This truck owner is now the most famous person in Connecticut!!!
Besides Scotty and DameDrops
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I like that it has the manual transmission.
Yep, good for smoking the tires & burning the clutch out.
You can also get a brand new Tacoma with a manual too.
My grandpa gave me his 86 ford ranger when I got my driver's license.
He bought it new off the lot and took care of it. And I have been taking care of it for the last 12 years, they don't make like they used too.
It is the kind of truck, you drop a new engine or transmission in. Both quality and centimeenal value.
@@bikerrider4845 I own a 2020 Tacoma, SR5 and it was not available with the manual transmission unless you got the 4x4, and then it was only available in one trim. I love my Tacoma, I had it a year and 5 months now, it replaced my 1993 Tacoma, that had 294,000 miles on it.
Damn good choice for a plow truck!
I miss show off Sunday where owners show their great older vehicles are still running great.
Agreed. Last one I saw was van life I believe. Or maybe British Biker Philippines...
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Last Time I was this Early, Scotty was still in Tennessee!
My daily is a 2007 Ford ranger xlt with the 3.0 and the 5 speed auto. Love that little truck. Still runs like a dream.
Trucks were for the working folk. Sensible, dependable, utilitarian... now they jam them with so much useless technology it’s priced people out. I don’t need power windows just give me a single cab with crank windows.
I’ve got a 2007 Ford Explorer. Same miles. No rust. Mechanically sound. Best car I’ve ever had !
I had an 03 ranger it took 18 year of being parked in the weather to the paint job start to go...it still didn’t look bad
I have a white 2000 Ranger, and it's now starting to chip in some areas. The white crayon trick works pretty well though.
@@Joshtheweatherman right whatever works when they get a certain age
I owned a 2000 Ford Ranger for 13 years. The only reason I sold it was I needed a much larger truck to tow a newly purchased 5th wheel.
That Ranger was one of the most reliable vehicles I've owned. I wish I still had it.
I have recently found scotty's channel and I have to say I really enjoy watching your videos. Entertaining and informative....and I love the pictures you insert when your having a right laugh! Please keep up the excellent work, has cheered me up no end! Best wishes from the UK.
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From the U.K?!?!
What is this witchery...Scotty enamored with a Ranger. That Tennessee moonshine working it's magic
It's only because it's a manual transmission
I'm a ranger owner. Cheap lil bang around work truck. For light duty stuff. Like a smaller f-150 easier to park and better gas mileage. Downside is its uncomfortable AF. Suspension is very stiff and seat doesn't recline at all as a single cab. Cheap spring seat also. But a lil truck that gets 20mpg that you can buy for about $1k. It is what it is
I’ve had 2 rangers, easy to work on and my dad bought it from me and put over 235,000 on it, original engine and transmission. Great trucks!
Which year r them please?
@@JL-fly7 2005 Ranger Extended Cab had over 235k, the other was a 2001 XLT extended cab. Only had 96k before we sold it. Both had the 3.0l gas and were 2wd. The 2005 was a fleet vehicle.
@@thegadgetrulez What do u think of the 2.3 ecoboost Ranger and either 2.7 or 3.5 Ecoboost F-150 regarding the reliability and durability in a long run time? Thx.
Must have been taken care of and never driven hard.
Those manual transmission ranger are so damn fun to drive and last a long time. I know a guy who has 325k on his ranger it is a early 90s model with a 4 cylinder and manual transmission. Still has alot of life left in it
I like the woodgrain accents. Makes it look so much nicer than the black interior low level "work trucks".
I would like to share that there was a time in my life where I was completely broken. I didn't know where to turn. I tried crying out to family members and friends, that did not work. I didn't know where go turn. I finally cried out to Jesus, and he heard my cry. When the bible says God is near to the brokenhearted it is very true. I cried out to God in tears, and He eventually turned my sorrow to joy. I thank God for the gift of salvation that He gave me. Now I have a wife and 2 kids that God has blessed me with. Please stick in there and give God a chance to transform your life. Cry out to God no matter how broken you are.
@@miketonon7946 Serve Jesus and stop focusing on things that don't matter.
@@miketonon7946 most people that bring up things like this are just time wasters, and don't do anything for God. They go on and on about names and Hebrew this and that. Ask the Lord what you can do to serve Him, if you are interested in serving Jesus.
This owner was very DILIGENT. VERY will maintained. Most people will never treat a vehicle like this. Kudos to the owner!
I just bought my 2002 Ford ranger back in November. I cannot believe how well these vehicles can hold up! The biggest thing I tell owners is watch out for the rear shackles and mounts.
he was smart getting the undercoat from day one so she didn't start rusting to begin with
Still raving for Ford, knocking GM, but oh, look at the time, I have to get in my 21 y.o. Silverado work truck here in Maine and get to work. Good thing she runs and rides so awesome after all these years. And almost completely stock. I suppose a pump or the radiator will need replacing, someday.
I loved my 99 ranger with the 2.5, and a 5 speed transmission. Step side bed, and an Ohio truck all its life. One word SOLID. That truck was solid as hell, and went all over the state with 16 year old me behind the wheel.
Ford Rangers are great Trucks they never let me down.
When you showed the Ridgeline as you said it wasn't a real truck I just 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.
My boi Scotty working like he got bills to pay! Get the bag, my man!
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@@GameTesterDev you got evidence for this?
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@@GRANOLA77 yep. That's why some youtubers have moved to Twitch or Dailymotion.
Dangit! '07 Rangers just tripled in price.
Standards not automatic
I have the same (2007 Mazda B4000 has 156k kms) drives like new still and no rust!
This is the classic grandpa truck BUT it’s the perfect daily driver. I loved this so much I bought an 01 manual Ranger and have a mid rise Leer camper.
I used to be a GM fanatic (and in many ways, Buick is still my baby), but lately I've seen how Ford/Lincoln has lead the American car standard in a big, big way.
Buicks
These Rangers were great trucks, I bought a 93 brand new and drove it a lot of miles with regular maintenance.
I had a 2000 Ranger and it was a great truck, except for the front suspension. I liked it, but it was too small for my needs.
Miss my uncles 2002 ford ranger. It had the 2.3 l4 with the 5 speed manual and it had 240,000 miles on it
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Many semi trucks are rolling on Alcoa wheels. I believe Ford buys their aluminum from Alcoa for the F series body panels.
Alcoa and Ford spent 400 million to build a new rolling mill at Tennessee Operations in Alcoa, Tn.Retired from there right before it went on line.
Hey scotty from GA! I love my 94 ranger it has almost 350k miles.
It’s not an imitation truck - shows a Honda Ridgeline 💀🤣🤣
I have a '05 Ranger with the 4.0 L engine 160,000 miles and auto trans. that I bought new -- no problems so far . Well my Ranger was t-boned over 6 grand damages knocked the hell outta the resale value ... Still gonna go on a 2/3 ,000 mi trip this summer --- this ol boy's over 80 and don't have that much more time to see some more of these good ol U.S. of A... Oil and brake jobs is all this Ranger needed.
Good for you man, I'm just looking on craigslist at an '11 4.0 with 100 K and auto trans, and I'm also a roadtripper and hope to go to the southwest from WA State, etc. Just would need a canopy to sleep in.
for 20 years I've owned a '93 ranger that now has 220 K on it, and all its needed has been oil and brakes as well! But I don't quite trust trust it for yet another long trip :-)
The fact that you're 80 and you're doing it is so impressive to me, that's how I want it to go for me. i'm keeping strong and lean.
Did you take that trip across the US of A?
I've got a 2000 4.0 Ranger with over 209,000 miles. I'm going to get her over 500,000 and have fun with the family in it. Walker Texas is part of the family. When I was growing up we had tons of memories in Rangers so I really love making memories with the kids in a Ranger.
Had a Mazda B 4000, was a great vehicle. The 4.0 is a great engine. I had the auto, serviced it every 40,000 miles. Kept it for 13 years.
the prices of these have gone up.. Great trucks!! 04:23, NONE of my rangers ever dropped or lost oil... my last one ran til 450 000 Miles and got written off by a cab driver blowing a stop sign
I have a 2005 Ford f 150 4.2 6 125,000 it’s been a great truck recently had to get the transmission rebuilt.The transmissions in fords are weak but the engines run forever
It’s an automatic?
@@danielnanez503 It was an automatic.
I own an 02 Ranger 4.0 SOHC with 145,000 miles and I'll say one really big thing to look for if youre buying a used one in the 98-2006 4.0 SOHC models is take it for a test drive to get the engine warm then let it sit and idle and LISTEN for a constant or intermittent rattle. The timing chain tensioners are poorly designed in these years and when they fail the chain destroys the flimsy guides and the chain will get more and more slack til it jumps timing and fails catastrophically.
I daily a 98 2.5/stick ranger. Coming up on 179k now. Before that, a 97 B2300/auto. Gave that to a friend at 340k, still going.
These are solid, dependable trucks that are cheap to own and drive. Parts are everywhere and for the most part the truck is easy to maintain.
Tacomas of the same vintage are great but compare prices of used units. Everyone wants a Toyota. Ok by me!
I love me some rangers ! I own 3 right now. Back in the day I accumulated 7 or 8 at one time. Great trucks if you take care of them.
2003 F-250 guy: I hate to mention it after you bought it, but that 6.0 was a nightmare for many who since switched to Cummins or Duramax forever.
Cummings is great but duramax is a nightmare
Duramax's were good til like 2015 when they started having issues.
@@willschultz5452owned a 6.6 Duramax and I can confirm it is a piece of sh!t
Oh man to find a 71 F-100 with a 300 inline 6, all the tools required to overhaul it could fit in one fair sized tool box.
Breathable application of oils underneath is what you want. Not paint based style rubberized under coat. It starts to peel so salt and water gets under neither expediting rust where it just sits
Personally I like using Rhino liner.
Fluidfilm?
@@AldermanFredCDavis I use fluid film from the gallon. It's thick like paste from the gallon and I mix it with gear oil
I did a pain based costing and it so far has lasted 200k, it depends on the brand and amount of coats as well.
That trucks been well taken care of. It is a great example of what happens when you properly cade for your vehicle
Had one. I miss it every single day.
hey folks, my 2003, , bought brand new by me, my ford f-150, still looks like new paint, yipee, thank you scotty, and so glad you live in tennessee, he he. have to throw a ho ho in there ya know...for me!
I bought a 95 Chevy s10 I know we are here for rangers WHICH I LOVE MY GPA SHOWED ME WHY TO RESPECT THEM, but it’s honestly a crazy good truck, with a 5 speed manual and the 4.3 CPI, crazy good shape, and here in the Midwest you can find these trucks a ranger and a s10 for dirt cheap don’t sleep on either even if you’re bias
My dad has the same truck except his is 2004 Black Flare side and Automatic and it has 178,000 miles on it and its going strong. He didn't buy it new but has had it for about 8 to 10 years at least and has put at least 100,000 of those miles on it. It's garage kept and he changes the oil every 3,000 miles and keeps up with all routine maintenance. And luckily he hasn't had any trouble with the automatic transmission either.
I loved the rangers. Had a 97 xlt 4x4 with six foot bed. Awesome truck. Sold it last year. Have a family. A two seat truck Dosent fit four. But that 4L six. Kicked arse. Only replaced the ac compressor, alternator, gas float and 4x4 relay. Thought for sure I would go through a thermostat. Never did. Ended up changing the gas float. But hey. Had the truck since 98. Second owner. And those are the only problems I had. Can’t complain. She was a great work truck. Kids loved her.
I take good care of my vehicles too. If you want, I can bring my 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee for your review. I bought it new. It still looks and drives like a new vehicle. Zero rust, no oil leaks, no major repairs. I only changed shocks, spark plugs and wires and one door lock. That's it. MY Toyotas had more issues than the Jeep.
I have a 2005 4wd Ranger, 155k miles, second owner, (it was my moms truck bought new), all stock and never been offroad. The charcoal grey paint still looks new. Great Truck and I've always owned Nissan and Toyota trucks.
My dad bought an 88’ Ranger XLT in late 1987 in Pennsylvania just the single cab with 4x4. I drove it later in the early 2010s as a winter vehicle as I made a poor choice in choosing mustangs as my daily drivers and passed the 200k mile mark on the original transmission, 2.3L engine and transfer case. Replaced some components through the years to keep it manageable like u- joints, exhaust etc.. but he didn’t even consider getting a new paint job until it’s 25th anniversary as someone trying to squeeze in an alley way with a moving truck an scraped the side. He got it painted, fix some rust holes in the frame himself prior but never the frame. Sold it about 4 or 5 years ago to a guy we knew through my brother even for a few grand and found out later he drove to Colorado and back to Pennsylvania. As far as I know, one of the 3 most bulletproof domestic vehicles ever made other than certain year Chevy Cavaliers and the box style Cherokee Limited.
Good video.
There used to be a saying
years ago, If l rust l bust,no
rust no bust.
If toyotas rust they don't bust.
Unless they a dipped in the sea every day for ten years
Then it might fall to pieces.
Toyotas are made of good quality steel and a good dipping process to seal the steel.
The government keeps forcing the auto makers to get better gas mileage. So we got cylinder shut down and 10 speed crapo automatic and cvt transmissions and 1.2 litre turbo gdi engines. No wonder why they break down all the time. Next year the government will want better mileage and here we go again.
The bottom lines is TAKE CARE OF YOUR VEHICLE...I had a 1998 Dodge Durango 4x4 for 22.5 years and had 327,264 miles on it when I turned it in Nov 2020 and got a Tacoma...I still miss the comfort and power of it but she was tired and needed to be retired...I've had to have things done to it over the years.
I'm impressed, that is a nice Ranger! My '07 Subaru Legacy with 166k miles still looks new, though the dreaded wheel well rust finally became apparent on the right rear wheel well, where I see bubbles forming under the paint along the lip. Maybe about the best you can hope for out of a Subaru body - I think 14 years is better than average for a northeast non-garaged Subie!
goes to show if you buying brand new get the undercoating for the bottom of the vehicle it pays off in the long run as it shows with that Ranger
I’d buy that guys used cars in a heart beat.
Had an 08 ranger sport 5 speed . Best truck I’ve ever had . I got rid of it when I had my second kid and still regret it . It was pristine minus a ding on the passenger side from my wife backing into it .
Lol I love how you bleeped out “snort Coke” 😂
My father owned two Rangers. The first one wrecked because of ramming into private property field chasing sheep. The second one lasted 300,000 miles and tapped out. I’m gonna buy one
When he said imitation truck and the Honda Ridgeline truck shows up in the pic lmao 🤣
That’s a Honda Ridgeline .
You mean the Honda Ridgeline?
@@tylerhorton8537 that's what I ment, idk why I said nissan🤣
It’s a nice practical convenient crossover with some roof and seats missing replaced by a bed. But the soibois love calling them trucks.
Kinda what I figured about 3 years ago when I went looking for a reliable used truck. V6, manual, near zero bells and whistles. It's been great to own.
That's a fine ride. Epic love for the manual!
I regret selling my ranger. It was no frills, but it was reliable
Scotty 👍 gets more excited reviewing an older vehicle...😀 than a new one with all that electronic crap and plastic beauty covers too much tech negates reliability. scotty is old school spend your money wisely... I couldn't agree more 👍 keep exposing the truth. For a daily reliable driver n/a rules
my dad had a 2002 ranger w a v6 manual rwd, 271k miles when he sold it for 1k, he used to treat it like a dump truck and do burnouts with it and it still ran like a top, they really are the american tacoma
We still have our 1999 Ford Ranger. Wife drives it to work every day. It has 137,000 miles on it. The truck has been great and we plan on driving it till it no longer drives.
Dude, come to Buffalo NY & check out my 2011 Ford Ranger. Incredible condition, 40K miles with a V6. Happy to have found it in such good condition & low mileage.
@@miketonon7946
Awesome truck. Great work keeping it in excellent condition.
Yes, manual transmission is lovely.
I am curious if there is a major life expectancy differance when we moved from oil based paint to water based paint. For the "environment friendly".
I had 95 chevy truck and had ruffley 500 thousands miles and it was still going strong 💪
shhh...scotty dont wanna hear that.
Got a 4.0 sohc in my 06 mustang at around 200,000 miles as my daily, starts instantly and runs perfect. It will not die
Best truck I ever had!
Good Sunday afternoon everyone👍✌
afternoon!
@@scottykilmer 😍😍😍
I got an 08 Chevy 171 k miles. Have only replaced tranny, and starter. Truck is solid. 5cylinder is solid.
I just bought this truck 140k miles 2.4L but automatic! $4500 in California at the height of the car market in 2022. I got a hell of a deal.
The BEST paint protector is a garage. Period.
It's a little truck, you can park it in the garage. When I bought my Nissan Frontier, I test drove home and parked in the garage and it fit.
Haha! You do see some rough cars here in Connecticut, especially closer to the water here...and especially on the GM vehicles!
My 5-speed ‘09 Ranger, I miss. Unfortunately, my son totaled it, but it protected him - walked away with just a couple bumps.
I have an 07 . These trucks are some of Ford's best made. I love it!
I have a '09 Ford Ranger XLT with 40,000 original miles. 2.3 ltr/automatic. Runs like a top!! Will NEVER sell it!! &Love Scotty!!
My 2004 gmc sierra is almost 17 years that I bought new with no rust with 200,000 miles . It even bodes a 6 cylinder engine with roll up windows . No polished wheels sad to say . Paint is good
My 09 4L manual transmission Ranger still can light up the tires anytime I want! Smoke show
Ford 4.0 with a manual.👍
I have a 2011 and she's still runs great. 365000 klms and still looks great 5:56
I have a 99 F-350 diesel. 400K. Trans went at 240K. I put in a Jasper and its still running well at 400K. I towed a large travel trailer a lot. A LOT. Great truck.
Very well taken care of👍Just like my 2002 S10 SPORT...2.2 Liter Automatic 200,000 original miles & the original paint too..in Arizona🏜
15 years old? That is a new truck! My daily driver is an 89 C1500. My other truck is a 46 3100, but it's got Johnny Cash style from every year since.
Dream on. In 2020, the average age of US light trucks and cars approaches 12 years. New research from IHS Markit shows that the average age of light vehicles in operation (VIO) in the US has risen to 11.9 years this year, about one month older than in 2019.
@@brianevans656 I don't own any millenial vehicles from this century, that's why they still run. I get 300,000 out of engines and 200,000 out of transmissions because I don't read market surveys. I just drive them until they quit and then fix them. Crate motors are
I wish Scotty had a used car dealership, if Scotty says buy- then it’s a no brainer
That's what happens when you take good care of your stuff, it will look great and last forever. It did sound like he had to do alot of work to it though like gaskets, ball joints, and shocks, but that's typical Ford stuff for ya. Just fix the small things and keep rippin'.
Scotty picks a straight road that looks just like the one back in TN
Great engine but it's very important to change out the chain tensioner every 60,000 miles. They are notorious for jumping timing sprocket teeth. Once they make noise on startup, it's time. Once done on time, that engine will go 200K miles easily.
I have a 2005 ranger with a 3.0 with 310 thousand miles still running great I drive it every day work pull my boat it's a good truck
The Florida pool pump motor repair guy approved ! that was good info Scotty
Bought my 02 Ranger new! Still driving it everyday, 277,000 miles. 4.0 great motor!
@@miketonon7946 nope! Just the thermostat it’s self. I did put a used transmission in at 250,000. So I guess I don’t think that automatic is weak.
@@miketonon7946 nope never! I was told because it was never late for an oil change I’ve always did my own service.
@@miketonon7946 seriously man all I use his mobile 5000 semi synthetic. Either with a wicks or the Ford Motorcraft filter that’s it. The truck is still my every day driver. I live in Wisconsin so it gets cold or it’s hot. I really like the looks of the new Ford ranger but does it come with a standard V6, no eco-boost????
Afternoon Scotty happy Sunday! 🏁
afternoon!
A smart man!
I have gotten 375K+ out of 3 GM's
1 S-15 and two S-10's
Common sense, simplicity,and preventive maintenance, have left the planet