Wild 6X6 1994 Ford Ranger for sale out of North Carolina somehow used to be a normal truck

  • This Ford Ranger is unrecognizable from its original look
  • But the 6×6 mod is just the start of its mid-life makeover
  • It’s currently being sold for just $8k out of North Carolina

Published on Apr 21, 2025 at 11:23 AM (UTC-4)
by Jack Marsh

Last updated on Apr 21, 2025 at 11:23 AM (UTC-4)
Edited by Emma Matthews

Wild 6X6 1994 Ford Ranger for sale out of North Carolina somehow used to be a normal truck
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The Ford Ranger is naturally a wild animal – the king of a very diesel-filled jungle – but this carnivorous 6×6 beast in North Carolina is less of a saber-tooth tiger and more of a bobcat.

We’ve seen some wacky mashup cars over the years – the Pimp My Ride projects gone too far.

But this might be one of the zaniest builds yet.

Somewhere under this 6×6 truck is a 1994 Ford Ranger going through some mid-life alternate choices.

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This Ford Ranger is now a 6×6 truck with an attitude

To be fair, some of the bizarre cars that we’ve come across are truly outlandish,

A Cadillac RV built by a Boeing plane engineer? Absurd.

An upside-down but right-way-up Camaro commissioned by a police officer? Eccentrically undercover.

In this case, Cameron Swaim of North Carolina has transformed his 1994 Ford Ranger into a 6×6 truck with a loony paint job, although its oddities might just be a commodity.

Highlighted on Facebook Marketplace, currently listed at $8,000, the 96k-mile Mystery-Machine-looking creation is as mad as a box of frogs, inside and out.

With pink flames licking up the front hood, a bright combover filters down the right-hand side adding purple and white flicks to the blue body.

Towards the rear, the Sour Patch Kids appear to have taken over with a lime green blanket that makes your tongue swell at its acid appearance.

Inside is no different, as the paint job continues to confuse and impose; it even continues under the hood.

“Truck runs and drives good just like any other Ranger,” the North Carolina man said.

“[It has a] 4.0 V6 with manual transmission the bed and [the] frame was extended to add another ranger axle to make it a 6-wheeler. Interior could use some work, it has Mustang seats and 4 8” Skar audio subs.”

“I drive the truck just about every day with no issues.”

Still, there’s a lid for every pan, right?

It’s likely that this Ford Ranger won’t be restored to its original status, but it would make a huge statement if you were to pull up in its front seat.

As for other 6×6 rebuilds, well, this Ford Ranger has some competition in the Mad Hatter’s pen from this Chevy Pickup Transformer.

“You’re entirely bonkers. But I’ll tell you a secret, all the best [cars] are” – Alice in Wonderland.

After beginning his career writing about all things gaming, Jack joined the Supercar Blondie team in November 2024 as a Content Writer. Since joining SB Media, in addition to a love for covering emerging tech, he has developed an admiration for vintage restorations, particularly old American brands like Dodge and Ford.