I'm faced with an [almost] interesting dilemna, and I figured here would be the best place to ask. I'm 17, and currently driving a 2002 Ford Ranger Edge that I got from my parents.
My question is, would it be worth my time/effort to work on the Ranger? It's a nice truck, and I've had it for almost 7 months now, without any problems/getting stuck.
I'm not very mechanically smart as far as vehicles go, but I learn quickly and am a pretty good problem solver...
Should I just wait until after college and sell the Ranger all stock as it is now and get myself something then, or would it be worth the dough to attempt to rig-it out a little [lift?/heard rumors of 4wd converter kits, but heard they're hellof expensive as well] Has anyone heard of these kits, are they any good, or should I just keep this pretty and get something in 3 years?
Thanks for any response, and yes, I know what I'd want to get if I did happen to get something different, just wondering if it would be worth ridding myself of a free-vehicle.
My question is, would it be worth my time/effort to work on the Ranger? It's a nice truck, and I've had it for almost 7 months now, without any problems/getting stuck.
I'm not very mechanically smart as far as vehicles go, but I learn quickly and am a pretty good problem solver...
Should I just wait until after college and sell the Ranger all stock as it is now and get myself something then, or would it be worth the dough to attempt to rig-it out a little [lift?/heard rumors of 4wd converter kits, but heard they're hellof expensive as well] Has anyone heard of these kits, are they any good, or should I just keep this pretty and get something in 3 years?
Thanks for any response, and yes, I know what I'd want to get if I did happen to get something different, just wondering if it would be worth ridding myself of a free-vehicle.