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You guys ever notice how many old Rangers are being restored on this forum. I think it speaks volumes on the quality and durabilty of the Ranger brand. I guess that is why you see lots of 20yr+ Rangers still fishin! After being deep in the guts of my 350V I can say there were no corners cut on the contruction!
I just started the restoration on my 87 Ranger 373 this past weekend. Finding this site was a big reason I finally got off my butt and started to slick up the old boat. It fishes great, it just looks like hell with all the chalky oxidation. I also need to do a complete re-wire, re-carpet, and re-plumb to get it up to date. I love my old Ranger.
WHle you are in there get yourself some LEDs from BlueWater LEDs. You can see some pics in the boat and trailer bling forum. If you need wore for the install letme know...I have a BUNCH of wire for your LED install. Good luck and get crackin mister!!
Joe
I second this... My first boat was a 90 372V that I did a little work to... now I have two of them I am restoring...just little stuff is all...not like some I have seen....
have yet to see a ranger that has less stress cracks than mine....0
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