"I'm not gonna slap this thing together just because it's youtube". Well I for one appreciate you taking your time with things Sarah. Keep on doing things like you're supposed to do them. Cheers. :-)
The fact that you don't half ass your projects, and take your time, is all that matters. Love all the little details, down to the last clip and bolt. 😀😀
It’s Sarah’s attention to detail that makes her projects amazing. Like matching her fingernails to her grams truck, and then the red shirt matching Mr Dos. It’s the extra mile Sarah goes too to make her videos pop.
As someone who did a lot of electrical troubleshooting on Hondas back in the 1990's, I can really appreciate just how tedious what you had to do in this video really is.
Really nice job. Your grandmother would be proud. Can’t wait to see you drive off into the sunset in it. You should reward yourself with a margarita! I have really enjoyed watching your journey on this rehab.
Your detailing makes wonders to those seemingly hopelessly aged parts. Just take your time and make as many Ranger videos as your progress requires - they never get old. 👍
I like vehicles with a story. It’s one of the things I find so fascinating about this build. The completion will be bittersweet because it will be the end of the story for your UA-cam audience.
they should be showing this on big screens at wayne assembly to show the folks on the line how much people love their work. i bet they would be very inspired. it was just another truck on a tuesday back when they built it, but they are parts of our lives you cant get back but you can keep some of those pieces if you want to restore a little green truck. great job.
It was so satisfying to see the front sub clip on, I had to have a cigarette after. This thing is so clean! I was happy to see your vision and Focus on the next series. That being Fred, I'm psyched to see the body guru graft on those front fenders. You are -looking- amazing, Sarah!
@MurphtheIrishman Murphy - agreed - snippet from song Fire - The way you walk and talk really sets me off To a fuller love, child, yes, it does, uh The way you squeeze and tease, knocks to me my knees (1974)
Damn… It’s worth pointing out the truly professional job you do at planning, filming, editing, and music selection on your videos. I hope others note that you do this totally on your own. On top of that is your mastery as a mechanic/technician/detailer while sticking to an insane, never fail 72-hour upload schedule. Gram’s Ranger is a true labor of love. Thank you! 👍👍👍
Love the little details and going the extra mile to try to source or save as many original parts as possible. Ranger is turning out awesome and think your Grandma would have been proud of the work you have done to save it. Great work and amaizing sense of humor and subtle joke innuendos, puts a smile on my face. Keep doing what you love to do👍!
H&S? or Holy Sh&t? Transfer box....ouch, I felt that! Always dreamed of being able to do a restoration like this, but never had the money, the garage, the lift, the tools, the skills, the time, but it sure is satisfying watching you apply your attention to detail, it scratches my OCD itch! 😎👍
Hi Sarah, Words cannot describe how Amazing you are. You're a highly intelligent Lady with outstanding work ethics. I must say your skill level is 100%. You have rebuilt Grams Ford Ranger from ground up and now it's looks better than when it was brand new. This is a magnificent accomplishment that has your name all over it Upon reading the many comments it appears to me that everyone Love's you and enjoys watching what you do. Great job Sarah.
You are doing all the jobs on the assembly line, plus taking the time to learn each job and procedure, and also having to view all the videos to sequence your work. Wow.
My first truck was a 96 Ford Ranger Supercab - I had to sell it back in 2006 and I miss it to this day. Watching you bring your Gram's truck back to life has been so cathartic and nostalgic and sad and happy all at the same time - I don't want to see it come to an end and yet I can't wait to see it brought back to Glory!!
all those black plastic parts you can restore the color and protect simultaneously using a ceramic coating. The color returns to black instantly and you get the ceramic protection. (yes the same ceramic coating used for paint)
I bet maw maw is looking down on that and just so proud of you and how you are honoring 🎖 her and the the ❤️ love yall had for one another... makes me happy to see that there's still people who are still like that in this hostel world 🌎 that we are living in these days.... go shara... don't ever change.... your awesome 👌.....
Sarah. You are nothing short of a phenomenon! Your attitude & attention to detail are outstanding. Both your mechanical & film production skills are exemplary. Great to watch & super informative. Keep up the great work!
I great cheap plastic trim restorer I found over the years is "Turtle Wax Trim Restorer"......It's about $7 a bottle goes on super easy and lasts at least 6 months if the vehicle is outside and way longer if stored inside. This was another fantastic restoration video Sarah.
Sarah, your attention to details is just simply Amazing!! Even the color of your nails match the color of your Gram's Truck !! Your Gram is definitely Smiling from Up Above.
Lots of respect for your work that you are doing on the truck. I think it's going to look practically new by the time you are done. I am sure your Grams would be happy with what you are doing there.
Boy it’s nice to see how much pride you take in being thorough and accurate in your projects. Your comments as working are golden. You are making a far better Ranger than Ford did new. Hope to see more videos before it’s done.
First, lets be honest, you're smokin hot, but you knew that. Second, I do enjoy your projects, entertaining and informative. I know first hand how much work you put into these and I can only wish to do a similar project some day. Keep up the great work!
I completely support keeping as many old parts as possible. It's only original once. I've probably said this here before. But it's true. We can see the bright light at the end of the tunnel.
You're right about heating the plastics. It draws the oils in the plastic to the surface but actually makes them more brittle. Find it only lasts a month or so too.
Plastics chemist here-It depends on the type of plastic your working on. Some have oils in them to soften them a bit others are just raw hard plastic. Taking a heat gun to the plastic will degrade it slightly but if you're careful and just use the heat lightly, the degradation will be slight and on the surface. Do what you need to to get the best result and put some type of cleaner/protectant on it and have lots of fresh air to get rid of fumes so you don't breath it in.
Just fabulous Sarah, for me the Ranger’s restoration is/has been just the best thing you have ever done. We are all so proud of you, imagine, imagine Sarah how your Grand Ma is feeling watching all this with us.
200 years from now, when this truck is still around in a museum on loan from her family, and all of us are dead, people will be able to watch the videos of her restoring this and it'll be the coolest damned thing ever.
3:22 *Sonax Extreme Plastic Restorer* . I done all of my Black Plastictrim on my MK2 Golf and the Parts were already almost White (Partial black Pars on the Bumper, Doortrim, Wheelarches). Not cheap but the only thing that lasts from now for years. I had to do more rounds around the car cause the Plastic seems to be thursty.. Holds up for years now. Sonax Extreme Plastic Restorer.
Sarah, my daddy showed me to use sulfamic acid (mortar and cement cleaner) and water and soak plastics like washer fluid tanks, coolant overflows, brake master cylinders and they change from rust orange to clear white overnight. With that said, I just hope you go for another frame off restoration. It has been so fun watching you rebuild your grams 94 to original factory again.
This needs to be saved for a museum. No 90s Ranger will ever look this clean and authentic.
Maybe some day there will be a Sarah n Tuned car museum.
“It belongs in museum!” - Henry Jones Jr.
Be a small museum. Probably the only ranger that age of that caliber.
Call the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn. Was just there yesterday, and their vehicles from that era don't look that nice.
I hope it'll convince Ford to make em again!
"I'm not gonna slap this thing together just because it's youtube". Well I for one appreciate you taking your time with things Sarah. Keep on doing things like you're supposed to do them. Cheers. :-)
Yeah the focus is coming back!! Just hope it's not going to be a show pony and get some serious stick on an actual rally , please.
Agreed!
The fact that you don't half ass your projects, and take your time, is all that matters. Love all the little details, down to the last clip and bolt. 😀😀
It’s Sarah’s attention to detail that makes her projects amazing. Like matching her fingernails to her grams truck, and then the red shirt matching Mr Dos. It’s the extra mile Sarah goes too to make her videos pop.
And her yellow blue while reviewing GM race cars
I thought that I was the only one who noticed that... glad that I am not the only one who did notice...
Absolutely brilliant to have Mr. Dos in the background as you rehabbed the harness, given the hours and days you put into rewiring him...
Your videos are so satisfying. Perfect balance of info, music, sarcasm, montages.
I am addicted to this Ranger restoration. Bravo! Who needs Netflix!
"Commit agitated assault" That made me laugh out loud. Keep it up, Sarah, love your videos.
Car cleaning is relaxing to me. I like how it looks and feels. The meticulous detail you put into all your work is impressive.
you got any plans for this weekend - can you make it to Dallas - you'll have tons of fun 😉
@@me2ontube 😆
You just make me happy watching and listening to your chit chat...😊😊
I've owned 3 rangers myself, 85,88,97 and two work trucks. By far the best trucks ever build!
I’m a woman and just bought a 2002 ranger and I’m loving these vids. So inspiring!
attention to detail ,that's what makes a Sarah build so much fun to watch thanks for taking us along for the ride
Smokin hot AND mechanically inclined! WOW!!! Entertaining and informative videos. Thank you!!!
As someone who did a lot of electrical troubleshooting on Hondas back in the 1990's, I can really appreciate just how tedious what you had to do in this video really is.
Really nice job. Your grandmother would be proud. Can’t wait to see you drive off into the sunset in it. You should reward yourself with a margarita! I have really enjoyed watching your journey on this rehab.
I love your attention to detail, even your finger nails match the colour of the truck.
Your detailing makes wonders to those seemingly hopelessly aged parts. Just take your time and make as many Ranger videos as your progress requires - they never get old. 👍
Yes, I noticed your latest finger nail artistry matches your Gram's truck - nice touch!
The absolute best channel to find out things I didn't know, and things that I didn't know I needed to know...😁
Thank you very much, Dr. Sarah!!!...🔧
I like vehicles with a story. It’s one of the things I find so fascinating about this build. The completion will be bittersweet because it will be the end of the story for your UA-cam audience.
Yer Gran would be proud of the way you have "rescued" her truck. Looks brilliant just now. Can't wait to see it completed..🙂
Attention to detail is insanely satisfying!
they should be showing this on big screens at wayne assembly to show the folks on the line how much people love their work. i bet they would be very inspired. it was just another truck on a tuesday back when they built it, but they are parts of our lives you cant get back but you can keep some of those pieces if you want to restore a little green truck. great job.
Really loving this Ranger series. When this thing is finished you're probably going to have the nicest 90's Ranger in the country!
Thanks Sarah. Another great vid. Hair is gorgeous. Looking forward to the Bronco.
You've put a lot of hard work into this restore. Your Grandma would be proud of you girl!
Your attention to detail is incredible!
There is a happy place I call "a new Sarah video" it brings me enjoyment to see you do this work on your gran's truck.
Holy cow! Your nails match the paint color on your truck. How cool is that? Your attention to detail is extraordinary.
You doing you has me FAN FOR LIFE! Keep up the superb work.
It was so satisfying to see the front sub clip on, I had to have a cigarette after. This thing is so clean! I was happy to see your vision and Focus on the next series. That being Fred, I'm psyched to see the body guru graft on those front fenders. You are -looking- amazing, Sarah!
So satisfying had to have a cigarette! 😂
They don’t come from the factory this clean! As always I love all that you do and you are so Fine! 🔥🙏☘️
@MurphtheIrishman Murphy - agreed - snippet from song Fire - The way you walk and talk really sets me off
To a fuller love, child, yes, it does, uh
The way you squeeze and tease, knocks to me my knees (1974)
Damn… It’s worth pointing out the truly professional job you do at planning, filming, editing, and music selection on your videos. I hope others note that you do this totally on your own. On top of that is your mastery as a mechanic/technician/detailer while sticking to an insane, never fail 72-hour upload schedule. Gram’s Ranger is a true labor of love. Thank you! 👍👍👍
Impressed with your job. . I can't wait to finish the Ranger.
Only Sarah can do what Sarah does… one of a kind.
Sarah is a bad-ass human, inspirational.
The attention to detail is amazing 👏 awesome job Sarah!
The ford ranger is coming along very nicely
Love the little details and going the extra mile to try to source or save as many original parts as possible. Ranger is turning out awesome and think your Grandma would have been proud of the work you have done to save it. Great work and amaizing sense of humor and subtle joke innuendos, puts a smile on my face. Keep doing what you love to do👍!
H&S? or Holy Sh&t?
Transfer box....ouch, I felt that!
Always dreamed of being able to do a restoration like this, but never had the money, the garage, the lift, the tools, the skills, the time, but it sure is satisfying watching you apply your attention to detail, it scratches my OCD itch! 😎👍
Hi Sarah, Words cannot describe how Amazing you are. You're a highly intelligent Lady with outstanding work ethics. I must say your skill level is 100%. You have rebuilt Grams Ford Ranger from ground up and now it's looks better than when it was brand new. This is a magnificent accomplishment that has your name all over it Upon reading the many comments it appears to me that everyone Love's you and enjoys watching what you do. Great job Sarah.
Sara’s enthusiasm is infectious.
Glad to see the Focus back on the channel. Those Focus WRC arches are a rare find 👍
It's really fun to watch the care and attention to detail you are investing in your Gram's truck. Thanks for making great videos!
You are doing all the jobs on the assembly line, plus taking the time to learn each job and procedure, and also having to view all the videos to sequence your work. Wow.
Super Sarah you so rock. This whole build has been a royal pain in the ass but you persevered. I never cease to be amazed at your skill and tenacity.
If there were a Ford Ranger Museum, this truck would be in it.
@Chris Bailey - agreed. With full size diorama and narration sound track.
My first truck was a 96 Ford Ranger Supercab - I had to sell it back in 2006 and I miss it to this day. Watching you bring your Gram's truck back to life has been so cathartic and nostalgic and sad and happy all at the same time - I don't want to see it come to an end and yet I can't wait to see it brought back to Glory!!
all those black plastic parts you can restore the color and protect simultaneously using a ceramic coating. The color returns to black instantly and you get the ceramic protection. (yes the same ceramic coating used for paint)
TAKE YOUR TIME SARAH, THAT TRUCK WILL BE BETTER THEN NEW... THANKS FOR THE AWESOME VIDS.. PEACE GIRL
I bet maw maw is looking down on that and just so proud of you and how you are honoring 🎖 her and the the ❤️ love yall had for one another... makes me happy to see that there's still people who are still like that in this hostel world 🌎 that we are living in these days.... go shara... don't ever change.... your awesome 👌.....
Thank you, Sarah. Watching this video is a great way to start the day!
Sarah. You are nothing short of a phenomenon! Your attitude & attention to detail are outstanding. Both your mechanical & film production skills are exemplary. Great to watch & super informative. Keep up the great work!
Your Grandma is proud of you and applauding.
Hi Sarah,
You've just made my night uploading this! Watching right now to get my Sarah/Ranger Weekly fix! Lol
Cheers from London England 👍❤️😎🏴
Love your eclectic sense of humor, and the attention to detail you've shown in restoring your Grams truck. Keep going Sarah!
You’re doing a great job Sarah.
Your attention to detail is first class! Must admit I'll miss the Ranger project.
I great cheap plastic trim restorer I found over the years is "Turtle Wax Trim Restorer"......It's about $7 a bottle goes on super easy and lasts at least 6 months if the vehicle is outside and way longer if stored inside.
This was another fantastic restoration video Sarah.
Just keep making it perfect remember the memories and don't rush
Sarah, your attention to details is just simply Amazing!! Even the color of your nails match the color of your Gram's Truck !! Your Gram is definitely Smiling from Up Above.
Simply amazing how you make it look so simple. Attention to details that will never be seen by anyone is complety off the hook! An awesome job.
Gram would be so proud of you Sara for all the hard work you've put in on her Ranger
Looking like the cleanest example of a ranger you can find.
This is functionally a brand new truck. Amazing work!
Focus WRC! The Ranger's coming together and looking great.
The love you have for your Gram shows in your work. Take however much time you need.
9:05 ,this frame alone should be put in an art museum or some sort.
That's cuteness overload & truly made my day!
Lots of respect for your work that you are doing on the truck. I think it's going to look practically new by the time you are done. I am sure your Grams would be happy with what you are doing there.
Boy it’s nice to see how much pride you take in being thorough and accurate in your projects. Your comments as working are golden. You are making a far better Ranger than Ford did new. Hope to see more videos before it’s done.
First, lets be honest, you're smokin hot, but you knew that. Second, I do enjoy your projects, entertaining and informative. I know first hand how much work you put into these and I can only wish to do a similar project some day. Keep up the great work!
No, i'm not self absorbed like that. I don't think like that about myself.
@@SarahnTuned you don't have to because we all think you're smoking hot AND a total gearhead. Love your humor and work ethic. Don't ever change!
Agreed you are super hot Sarah, and you have great videos just started to watch them this week ❤️ 😍. 👍
I completely support keeping as many old parts as possible. It's only original once.
I've probably said this here before. But it's true.
We can see the bright light at the end of the tunnel.
The whitewall cleaner did a great job on the tank! Very impressive!
The3 score on the fender flares is like hitting the lotto. That was fate calling.
Another great one! Your thoroughness is soooo cool. That truck will be second to none and look and act brand new. I'm in awe!
You're right about heating the plastics. It draws the oils in the plastic to the surface but actually makes them more brittle. Find it only lasts a month or so too.
Meguiars Back to Black works really nice with a bit of elbow grease.
Ever try a product called “Solution Finish”? It seems to last longer than anything else I’ve tried.
Totally agree. Skip the heat.
Plastics chemist here-It depends on the type of plastic your working on. Some have oils in them to soften them a bit others are just raw hard plastic. Taking a heat gun to the plastic will degrade it slightly but if you're careful and just use the heat lightly, the degradation will be slight and on the surface. Do what you need to to get the best result and put some type of cleaner/protectant on it and have lots of fresh air to get rid of fumes so you don't breath it in.
Looks great! Will be 1 of the nicest 1994 Ford Ranger xlt 4x4 in calipso green in United States. Can't wait to see the next video! Take care Sarah.
The amount of work that you put into these videos, not to mention all of the editing. It’s amazing you put out as many videos as you do.
I was gonna ask about the Focus, question answered!
Really enjoying this project!
Meeetoooo
Always enjoy seeing what Sarah is doing today.
Thank you Sarah!
Your videos kick ass Sarah :). Love that you draw the line when it comes to new parts vs what you have to keep it as much as your grams as possible.
Looking awesome Sarah!
Just fabulous Sarah, for me the Ranger’s restoration is/has been just the best thing you have ever done. We are all so proud of you, imagine, imagine Sarah how your Grand Ma is feeling watching all this with us.
200 years from now, when this truck is still around in a museum on loan from her family, and all of us are dead, people will be able to watch the videos of her restoring this and it'll be the coolest damned thing ever.
Thanks for the new video, Sarah! I really enjoy watching this series .
I'm glad you still have 4-5 videos for the ranger, I'll be a little sad when it's over.
We need a montage, and you gave us just the montage we needed. Thank you Sarah!
Nice montage!
Great effort with the Ranger, attn to detail just right for this truck, don't rush now,savour the finish 🎉
Happy Monday Sarah!!!
The Ranger is going together so incredibly, cleanly, very satisfying for us OCD people.😁
Stay excellent!!!😎
Beautiful work Sarah 👏
3:22 *Sonax Extreme Plastic Restorer* . I done all of my Black Plastictrim on my MK2 Golf and the Parts were already almost White (Partial black Pars on the Bumper, Doortrim, Wheelarches). Not cheap but the only thing that lasts from now for years. I had to do more rounds around the car cause the Plastic seems to be thursty.. Holds up for years now. Sonax Extreme Plastic Restorer.
You just amaze me. I wish to have more peoples like you in my life.
amazing to see how much you are INTO this truck,,
Fantastic to see the old Ranger coming together. Well done Sarah. Loving these videos. Keep them coming. Thanks. Michael
Sarah, my daddy showed me to use sulfamic acid (mortar and cement cleaner) and water and soak plastics like washer fluid tanks, coolant overflows, brake master cylinders and they change from rust orange to clear white overnight. With that said, I just hope you go for another frame off restoration. It has been so fun watching you rebuild your grams 94 to original factory again.
Loving the highlights in your hair. Looks cool :)
Brilliant. Looking forward to the next video on the Ranger. Really loving this series.
I've heard it referred to as the "seven second rule". It's an editing technique that helped popularize 90's sitcoms lol