Ever wondered how expensive a Coyote swap is? Take a look at this 1977 Ford Ranger XLT coyote we did for a client. Here at Fat Fender, we call it Charlie Brown. Watch for a ride along where Jason explains the specs of the truck and a lot of interesting components. Jason also walks us through how much a coyote swap typically costs, and you’ll be able to figure out what price range is right for you. Follow us on Instagram, subscribe to our Youtube, and follow us on Facebook to stay up to date on all of our builds and projects that we’re working on around the shop.
Products used for this build
73-79 Coyote Swap Mount Kit
73-79 Ford 23 Gallon Rear EFI Stealth 340 Tank
In-Tank EFI Pump System w/ Aeromotive Stealth 340
1973-1979 Ford Truck Factory Fan Box Delete Panel
73-79 Dakota Digital HDX Gauges
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