Want a Ford Ranger with looks so striking
that you could be excused for thinking it was designed for a Hollywood film
set? The latest Ranger modified by Carlex Design could do the trick.
Modifications made to the pickup truck
start at the front where every part aside from the headlights has been altered.
For starters, there is a new matte black grille with branding of the tuning
company. In addition, the lower portion of the bumper now sports a fleet of
complex angles and sharp edges, and there is also a metal skid plate to protect
the vehicle when off-roading.
No modified pickup of this sort can be
complete without a set of flared front and rear wheel arches, so Carlex Design
has designed some of its own that appear even wider than the arches of the
Ranger Raptor. The pickup is also sporting a set of side steps and rock sliders
while also sitting on aftermarket black wheels shod in BF Goodrich All-Terrain
tires.
Carlex has continued its upgrades with a
new rear bumper and powder-coated rails in the bed, and a batch of graphics on
the bodywork.
Inside, a host of upgrades have been made.
For example, the seats are now clad in lovely black leather and Alcantara with
silver accents and silver contrasting stitching. Carlex has also tweaked the
steering wheel with new leather while giving it much more girth.
