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      • Built Ford Tough is engineered in Ranger’s DNA – from its high-strength steel frame backbone to its frame-mounted steel front and rear bumpers. Ford engineers put Ranger through the same torture testing as the legendary F-150 goes through.
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  2. Jan 18, 2018 · Although its body is made of good old-fashioned steel—unlike its aluminum-bodied F-150 sibling—the Ranger will launch with a segment-exclusive turbocharged four-cylinder engine and 10-speed...

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    Ford Ranger: It’s Back and It’s Steel. Built Ford Tough is engineered in Ranger’s DNA – from its high-strength steel frame backbone to its frame-mounted steel front and rear bumpers. Ford engineers put Ranger through the same torture testing as the legendary F-150 goes through.

  4. May 10, 2023 · Ford also is choosing to make last year's STX styling package (see the blue truck below) standard on even the most basic 2024 Ranger XL SuperCrew models. That means instead of steelies, it gets 17 ...

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  5. Oliver "Oliviah" C. January 16, 2021. Ford changed over to a predominantly steel body for the 2019 Ford Ranger, making the roof, doors, bedsides and bed itself out of it instead of aluminum. While the body-in-white for the cab is aluminum, the pillars themselves are steel, with boron reinforcements. Ford likely made this change to compete with ...

  6. The Beginnings: The Ranger name started as a trim package on the full size F-Series trucks. Ford had been importing the Ford Courier since 1972 as a compact pick up. The Courier was produced by Mazda and at the time Ford owned a 7% stake in Mazda (Ford acquired a 24.5% stake in 1979). Ford introduced the Ranger as the replacement for the Courier.

  7. Jul 20, 2012 · The author claimed that the frames in those era trucks were made from a different type of steel (spring steel) and were difficult to weld. Has anyone heard this before and if so what years would this apply to?