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Rear Locking storage box - 7/21/2005 5:16:30 PM

thughes

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The original window sticker for my 1988 4x4 Ranger lists a "rear locking storage box" in the list of things included in the price. Anyone know what this box is and where it is located? The owners manual has no info on this box.

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RE: Rear Locking storage box - 7/22/2005 1:00:14 AM

Ramrod48

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Oh Gees this was a LONg TIMe ago , it was on an extended cab, 1988 , in the rear of the cab by the folding jump seats, it was either on the side or in the floor , pass. side if i remember right , it was small, like big enough for a wallet or such , I think

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RE: Rear Locking storage box - 7/22/2005 11:23:43 AM

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Didn't Ford in the '70's have a tool box in the side of the bed? It was just in front of the rear tire. Don't know if it had a box on both sides or just one.

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RE: Rear Locking storage box - 7/22/2005 10:53:52 PM

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Yeppers they sure did , Matter of fact I saw one going down the road just the other day, It was on what they called back then the Explorer, This one was on the Pass. side of the bed like u said just before the wheelwell

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RE: Rear Locking storage box - 7/23/2005 7:19:33 AM

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I have looked this truck over pretty good and cannot find any kind of rear lockable storage box. Must have been something that could be removed.

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