Anyone built a pre runner?

[motoman]

I'm thinking my 92 F150 would make the perfect truck to start with. FiberwerX Offroad has fenders fairly cheap. No clue where to start on suspension, still looking at that.

Something like this would be pretty sweet though

[mstng86]

Hmmm, i would just buy a Pre-runner Taco. That seems like an awful lot of work.

[motoman]

Hmmm, i would just buy a Pre-runner Taco. That seems like an awful lot of work.

Aside from swapping out fenders, I wouldn't think it would be much harder than putting on a lift.

[lowthreeohz]

all my buddies back in vegas build them.. let me find you some contact info / pics.

[motoman]

all my buddies back in vegas build them.. let me find you some contact info / pics.

That would be awesome.

[lowthreeohz]

what specifically are you looking for info on? trailing arms, front susp,

[motoman]

what specifically are you looking for info on? trailing arms, front susp,

Any and all info on suspension setups, front and rear, pros and cons to one setup over anoter, what's entry level to what's more advanced. I have no plans to go all out race truck but having the look and and function of a pre runner suspension setup is what's desired.

[4bangen]

that looks slick. I wanted to do my old 87 f-150 in highschool, but never did.

A lot of guys on the ranger forums have build threas on them. I think its the rangerstation.com or something.

[Up0n0ne]

<------ Will be checking this thread often.

[Redd]

there is a place in NRH area that builds them. Forgot the name

[motoman]

there is a place in NRH area that builds them. Forgot the name

If you're able to get a name that'd be awesome.

[lowthreeohz]

Greg its between rufe snow and 26 on the eastbound service road. Rock and roll offload I think

[crapstang]

too poor, too lazy, not enough care

[motoman]

Greg its between rufe snow and 26 on the eastbound service road. Rock and roll offload I think

Do you know anyone up there personally?
Talked to a guy named Jared up there and he said I should be looking at $12k - $15K for a stage 1 truck... That's way off of my budget. I was hoping to do something more for $3k - $5k for now. I'd like to do suspension, rims and tires, bumpers of some sort, fenders all around, and axle work.

[lowthreeohz]

Nah, just used to live off rufe snow. I know a guy who owns a fab and hot rod shop but can't say he would be interested or knock the price down bc u know me.