We'll I just won this off ebay and I got to thinking, man the would be a cool idea for a 1st gen/ramcharger.

 

That looks nice, you'd have to find a crew cab and a ramcharger, then you'd have to marry them, it could be done.

Whats under the hood of that thing?

 

7.3 Turbo Diesel idi.

 

Is that an F350 classic? I've seen a few of them, but not for a while. They've all had powerstrokes.

 

well it's like an older gen ford excursion! nice
well at least you have the alcoa oem wheels on there

 

Didn't a company called Centurion do those conversions back in the day? Nice Ford! Drop a Cummins in there!

 

I`ve thought of that idea also, a crew/ramcharger hybrid would be awesome! Thats a real nice looking truck, best of luck with it!

 

http://www.fourdoorbronco.com/

 

Yeah, I think so. Man, it would take a **** load of sheetmetal fabrication to do that! I saw an advertisement for a comapny that made Dodge Suburbans a wwhile back, as well as four door pickups (2nd gen.)

I like the Cummins idea.

 

Looked into it (four door Ramcharger) before I converted my crew to a dualy. Could be done mostly by cutting spot welds and merging both bodies together in the door area, also need to shorten the frame (139"wb) the only real seam would be across the roof. The roof lines are different on the crew vs the later Ramchargers so some blending or additional roof changes would need to be done (crew cabs have the early -pre 81 roof lines - more rounded)

 

That looks like a Centurion, to me.

The rich crazy neighbor lady had a brand-new Centurion, before Explorers, Expeditions, and Excursions were ever thought of.

It was an eye-catcher.

It seems like the Centurions used parts of a crew-cab, grafted to the rear portion of a Bronco.

 

I thought Swank would chime in on this one...he's got this pic on his website...notice the fender emblem

 

Wow those both look awesome. Of course anything is better than a reg. cab

 

Are you kidding? I can fit all my friend in my regular cab

 

How about this one...........DTR member from Fort Worth.
www.dieseltruckresource.com/pics/data/500/19677Green_Lizard.JPG