Anyone know of some good online retailers for Ranger parts. I thought that would be helpful for other members!
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Here's a few that are good! http://stuffforyourranger.com/store/ http://www.streetperformance.com/MARKETPLACE/index.php?show=cats http://www.pickupspecialties.com/index.htm Course there are a lot more but I'll leave them for other posters!
For stock parts I have my best luck with www.rockauto.com They carry the major brands and hard to beat prices. A wide range of OEM Motorcraft or other major brands. Fast shipping and depending on where you are shipping and handling is free. R
I gotta say I've found some pretty good deals online at e bay and other places but just want to remind people to check with local retailers before ordering online. I looked for 2 days online for a fan clutch best I could find was rockauto for $149.00 other online retailers wanted $189.oo Finally called the local parts house and they had to order it but it was $58.83 with tax . I can pick it up tomorrow. Ordered a starter for a force outboard last week for $86.00 Local MARINA wanted $300.00 for it. I guess it goes both ways.
here is a good one hey check out www.AutoPartsDirectToYou.com mostly every thing they sell comes with a lifetime warranty also if you need instructions there is www.AutoPartsDirectToYou.info and www.AutoMechs.com
tascafordparts.com seems to be a decent place for anyone looking for strictly OEM replacements. Once you get the layout of the site down, it is a valuable place even just to see where a certain part is supposed to go or how to get to it.