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Tear Down

From 1987 Ford Ranger “Abandoned 5.0 Project” — documented by Dave Beverly.

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1987 Ford Ranger - Close-up of an engine flywheel and bell housing, showing bolted connection and gear teeth. 1987 Ford Ranger - This is a close-up view of a transmission torque converter, likely removed from a vehicle for repair or replacement. 1987 Ford Ranger - 302-2v out of 1969 Mustang 1987 Ford Ranger - An engine block, covered in rust and grime, is suspended by chains. 1987 Ford Ranger - Engine part, likely from a truck, is shown suspended by chains in a "tear down" section. 1987 Ford Ranger - Close-up of a disassembled engine part, possibly a distributor, lying on gravel. 1987 Ford Ranger - Doesn't look good. 1987 Ford Ranger - Points 1987 Ford Ranger - Lot of debris up top. 1987 Ford Ranger - This is a close-up view of a used engine intake manifold, covered in dirt and debris. 1987 Ford Ranger - Ugh. CHANGE YOUR OIL PEOPLE! 1987 Ford Ranger - Even worse. 1987 Ford Ranger - Never been touched? 1987 Ford Ranger - Disassembled engine block with internal components exposed, sitting outdoors on a gravel surface. 1987 Ford Ranger - Close-up view of severely damaged engine crankshaft bearings, indicating significant wear and potential failure. 1987 Ford Ranger - This greasy metal part shows signs of bubbling, possibly indicating an issue with fluid or heat. 1987 Ford Ranger - This oil pan is filled with thick, dark sludge, indicating potential engine issues. 1987 Ford Ranger - A close-up view of a metal part shows stamped numbers, but no vehicle identification is visible. 1987 Ford Ranger - Close-up of a rusty engine part showing scratched markings. The registry claims it is from a 1987 Ford Ranger, but this cannot be confirmed… 1987 Ford Ranger - Close-up view of engine crankshaft and connecting rod assembly, showing wear and oil. 1987 Ford Ranger - Close-up view of the internal components of an engine, including the crankshaft and connecting rods. 1987 Ford Ranger - Engine block with crankshaft visible, showing internal components. 1987 Ford Ranger - This image shows a close-up of a worn engine bearing, likely from a "Tear Down" section, with visible oil stains and a red stripe. 1987 Ford Ranger - Engine block removed from a vehicle, covered in grime and rust. 1987 Ford Ranger - Stripped and heading off to the machine shop to get dipped in the vat. 1987 Ford Ranger - MUCH better. 1987 Ford Ranger - Engine block with connecting rods, part of a vehicle tear down. Year and make are not identifiable from the image. 1987 Ford Ranger - This close-up shows the casting numbers on an engine block, not a complete vehicle. 1987 Ford Ranger - A damaged engine component displays significant corrosion and a hole, indicating wear and tear. 1987 Ford Ranger 1987 Ford Ranger - Engine block cylinder bore detail, with parts storage in the background. 1987 Ford Ranger - This image shows a close-up view of a heavily corroded engine component, with the Supermotors.net watermark visible in the lower right corn… 1987 Ford Ranger - This is a close-up view of a heavily corroded engine block component, likely from a disassembled engine. 1987 Ford Ranger - Bet it overheated at one point in time... 1987 Ford Ranger - This is a close-up view of a cast metal component, likely from an engine, showing its textured surface and openings. 1987 Ford Ranger - Original cam bearings. 1987 Ford Ranger - Not looking great. 1987 Ford Ranger - We might have a problem. 1987 Ford Ranger - They're done. 1987 Ford Ranger - So fresh and so clean! 1987 Ford Ranger - End of the road for this block. Moved on to a GT40P engine. Maybe I'll turn it into a coffee table?