Missing Center Console Tray?

[Grumpaw]

I want a replacement power antenna for the hearse. every junk yard find is already broken and there are no more NOS to be had

Check a company called The Antenna Source. They either carry one or can rebuild yours.

Have a friend that has an Allante any they rebuilt his.

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[AdamHarris]

A new totally completed 2022 Ranger..

 

[Grumpaw]

A new totally completed 2022 Ranger..

Completed ??? Looks like they left off a bunch of parts. Parts must be on some container ship...delivery in 4-6 months !!!

 

[myothercarizahearse]

Check a company called The Antenna Source. They either carry one or can rebuild yours.

Have a friend that has an Allante any they rebuilt his.

thanks! they have them and it's only $58 for the whole unit. the money pit get deeper

 

[EJH]

And no glove box damper either...what else did they take out after 2019?

Pretty sure mine has one. It it parked at another house at the moment, so can't verify.

 

[MagLariat]

For what it's worth, my '19 Lariat came with a small center console tray. It's just big enough for a few pens. Nothing useful. As others mentioned, the aftermarket tray is much better.

 

[Tim H.]

Can anyone confirm if this tray was omitted from the 2021 models? I was installing my Cup Holder Hero liners and I'm missing the tray circled in the picture. I looked up the Ford part number (21045c22) and it's only showing for the '19-'20 rangers. I don't know if it matters, but mine is a '21 XLT Tremor.

My ‘20 Lariat was built in March ‘20. No tray

 

[HTX1811]

My ‘19 STX had one but it’s on a shelf in the garage after purchasing a full size one off of Amazon.

 

[JohnnyO]

Yep. My 20 didn’t have it ether.

Same here.

 

[Motorpsychology]

You have any idea what an OE player or tapes go for these days ? Even the old under dash aftermarket stuff is worth $$$. Had a 69 Pontiac GTO that came with a factory player and can only imagine what a Pontiac branded player goes for now.
I truly wish I had kept all that stuff from my old 60's cars.
All those little parts n pieces we took off and threw away is worth some bucks now.
Doubt that little tray is worth anything now, but 30 years from now might be a different story.

First song I recall hearing on an 8-track;
Round round get around
I get around
yeah get around round round I get around...
before that we had these.

 

[Grumpaw]

Had one of those in my 64 Ford Falcon Sprint, in 1964. Got it from JC Whitney. Would not work worth a darn when car was in motion, but OK when stopped/parked.
Also had a reverberator on back deck for the AM radio (no fm back then).
Got rid of both when 8 Track Players came out...again, got one in 1966 via JC Whitney.
Then came the cassette players, then cd's.
I now have a case full of cd's that are useless cause the Ranger and wife's Subaru don't use them.
Maybe use em for skeet targets !!!

 

[Apples]

Let's see. The missing tray is just big enough to hold a couple of pens. Even then, they often roll out, and into the vastness of the center console, with all of the other clutter. I guess you want one like the F150 without paying the extra tariff?

 

[halligan1201]

Yeah, they stopped including them

Had one of those in my 64 Ford Falcon Sprint, in 1964. Got it from JC Whitney. Would not work worth a darn when car was in motion, but OK when stopped/parked.
Also had a reverberator on back deck for the AM radio (no fm back then).
Got rid of both when 8 Track Players came out...again, got one in 1966 via JC Whitney.
Then came the cassette players, then cd's.
I now have a case full of cd's that are useless cause the Ranger and wife's Subaru don't use them.
Maybe use em for skeet targets !!!

JC Whitney. That brings back some memories. I wonder if there's a company out there that was more screwed by the internet being a thing.

 

[Grumpaw]

Back then JC Whitney and Honest Charlie were all we had for mail order. I'm not counting the high performance solo manufacturers, just the two biggies.
I remember buying issues of Hot Rod, Car Craft, Rod and Custom and pouring over the add's, sending away for JCW and HC catalogs. Filling out the order sheets and going to the bank to get a money order. Back then they even would ship stuff to you C.O.D. (cash on delivery for you youngers)

 

[ScrappyLaptop]

Had one of those in my 64 Ford Falcon Sprint, in 1964. Got it from JC Whitney. Would not work worth a darn when car was in motion, but OK when stopped/parked.
Also had a reverberator on back deck for the AM radio (no fm back then).
Got rid of both when 8 Track Players came out...again, got one in 1966 via JC Whitney.
Then came the cassette players, then cd's.
I now have a case full of cd's that are useless cause the Ranger and wife's Subaru don't use them.
Maybe use em for skeet targets !!!

I kinda miss JC Whitney, I bought a number of parts from them for my Baja when I was maybe 18.
And if I recall, a "Pseudo Quadrophonic" stereo widget that never made it into a vehicle but upon testing DID do...well...something, to the sound.

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