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my only day off and its gonna be rainin for a freeekin week:temper:

in case anyone didnt know it,the b2 is wider in the rear than the ranger. thats why i saved the B2 quarters ranger B2

finally stopped raining for awhile this welder workd the balls:icon_welder:

the bed was a 1 1/2hr away,then it got to cold, not its home:icon_thumby:

nope

i HATE RUST:thefinger: so stubbys new bed had some rust up over the rear wheels. so im gonna fix it. there is 2 reasons why i went this route, 1 is to fix the rust,whats the other?? these side panels are off my 88B2

got the bed home from winter storage,now i can work on it and got another bed:yahoo:

all the mounts line up cept the rear one

just sittin waiting for warmer weather

i havent yet, i havent even tried that bed on the truck yet. its about 1hr away from me at another shop

yours come out good. my bed

done

you guys that have done it,how did you do the rear cab mount?? pics would be nice 86 cab on a 88 B2 frame http://rangerdave.freeforums.org/ranger-cab-on-a-b2-frame-t425.html

i like the f100 grill

look at the pics

ya,its a slider

i started this last year but got more involved in my 86 ranger doubler project. now its time to get back into THE CHOP started with my 11/87 B2 current pic more pics http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v157/64TBOLT/88%20B2%20chop%20top/ little write up...

i have never heard or seen any doing this. I did it from this ta this http://rangerdave.freeforums.org/bronco-ii-rear-body-mount-t36.html

my original plan was to use the back of a ranger cab but what i didnt know,there is three different roof heights(i knew the B2 was taller) xtra cab reg cab its alot less work just to cut the roofs off and put it on the B2

start from the bottom. i dont know why it does that