Ford Ranger WASP
As with all our vehicles the WASP is the entry level of modifications. Its designed for budget conscious buyers who just want something different from a standard truck. Realise that this is a model changeover thus all these modification toys will not be available for some time. But some are so similar to the 2018 to 2022 model shape that they hopefully fit! Obviously the more you add the higher the cost. The most popular fits are for example:
- 20 or 22 inch alloy wheels
- ABS wheel arch protectors
- Towbars
- Roll bars
- Multimedia systems
- Twin screen with 3G for Netflix, Sky Go etc.
- 250 GB storage for up to 800 movies.
Ford Ranger Hornet
The Ford Ranger Hornet requires a considerable amount of work and typically takes 4 – 8 weeks for a conversion, longer at peak times like March and April. Typically, the suggested build is a slightly wider vehicle based on a Wildtrack or a Platinum. There is an additional delivery charge on this vehicle.
Suggested build but up to you:
- 22 Inch Alloy Wheels
- Wheel arch extensions
and extenders - Ford grille when available
- Range of beds and liners. Towbars
- Side steps
- Twin rear multimedia systems 3G Netflix Sky etc. 1 TB storage stores up to 250 films
- Delivery
The New Ford Ranger
For a no-nonsense pick-up truck with serious power, you wouldn’t be going wrong with the New Ford Ranger. You don’t expect a pick-up to provide a comfortable drive but the electric power steering and the control of the Ranger is impressive for such a large vehicle. This truck can be used for business but it can also fulfill the needs of those with an adventurous lifestyle. With selectable four-wheel drive for off-road exploration, wading capability through water up to 800 mm deep, and a ground clearance of 8.9 inches (226mm) there are few places a Ranger can’t take you.
The Ford Ranger is a powerful vehicle which specialises in the shifting and towing of heavy loads. No matter what kind of load you’re carrying, the Ranger can more than likely move it. With a payload of just over a tonne and towing capability of roughly 3500kg, this pick-up is ready to take on the toughest of tasks.
Safety is clearly a focus in the new Ranger, with standard features including the likes of automatic emergency braking (and warning), intelligent speed assist, traffic sign recognition, lane-keeping system and pre-collision assist (with pedestrian protection), electric power-assisted steering and cruise control with adjustable speed limiter.
There’s also (Trailer Sway ControlØ1) a system that detects trailer sway or snaking, then applies the brakes (and reduces torque if needs be) to decrease the vehicle’s speed and ensure towing is more controlled.
The Ford Ranger is available in four trims – XL, XLT, Limited and Wildtrak.
Pick-up trucks aren’t renowned for their passenger-carrying as their prime use is for cargo. But, the Ford Ranger comes in three sizes; the Regular Cab, the Super Cab or the Double Cab.
The Regular Cab is for those who want a Ford Ranger specifically for work purposes. Only available in the no-frills XL spec, it has the biggest carrying capabilities but only has seating for a driver and single passenger. This does mean however that it has a 1252 payload capacity and a load box length at floor without bedliner of 2317mm. There are two 2.0 EcoBlue engines where both engines are configured to work with Six – Speed Manual transmission. The 130 PS engine needs 96 kilowatts and 170 PS engine requires 125 kilowatts to function.
With the Super Cab and Double Cab shapes, you can carry passengers. The Double has seating for up to 5 people whereas the Super Cab has two foldable seats in the rear. But, this area tends to be used for storage and only sporadically for passengers regularly. The rear seats may also be removed in the Super Cab XL if you need the extra space.
The Double Cab offers a length of at least 1575mm for the load box (depending on the series) and there are numerous engine options. These include a 2.0 EcoBlue engine, configured to work with six-speed manual transmission. The 170 PS engine requires 125 kW to work and are available for the XL, XLT, or Limited series. The same engine is also available in a ten-speed automatic version for the Limited series. Lastly for those after more muscle, there’s a 213 PS 2.0 EcoBlue engine available in 10-speed, automatic transmission. It needs 157 kW to function and is also available for Wildtrak or Raptor vehicles.
The Super Cab has a 1847mm load box length (at floor without bedliner). Its 2.0 EcoBlue engine has 170 PS and six-speed manual transmission, available for the XL, XLT or Limited models.
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Ford Ranger Urban
The Ford Ranger Urban. We take the Hornet and make it a little more special. Well obscenely special. In many ways the Ford Ranger Urban and the Hornet are the same vehicle just more bespoke. We will sell maybe as many as 6 Urban per year and frankly they take so long to build will struggle with any more than this. You could easily spec a van costing upwards of 80K plus VAT if you get too carried away.
Suggested build
- Roof light bars
- 22 or 24 Inch alloys off set
- Into widened wheel arches. They will catch slightly on full lock
- Off road tyres to fill this arches
- Raised by as much as we can say 60 MM
- Bed liner ideally with remote control
Potential Upgrades
- Twin Multimedia rear screens in rear for Netflix Sky etc. 1TB storage for up to 250 films
- We can replace the leather with a Nappa of your choice
- Vehicle tracking, witness cameras
Radio systems - Diesel advance heating system. On timer or SMS
- Winch
WASP | Hornet | Urban | |
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ABS Black Wheel Guards | |||
20 Inch Alloy Choice | |||
Wheel Arch extensions | |||
Vehicle Widened | |||
Vehicle lifted high | |||
Optional Twin Multimedia £2111 | |||
Light Bars | Optional | Optional | Optional |