1989 Ford Ranger Extra Cab Pick Up Truck 2.9 V6 5 Speed Cheap! 89 90 91 92 on 2040-cars
Capitola, California, United States
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89 Ford Ranger extra cab truck. 2.9 V6 with five speed. Gets pretty good gas mileage. 175k miles. New tires, clutch and power steering pump and I think the steering rack was even replaced within the last few years. Runs and drives fine, but has querks as any 25 year old vehicle does. I drive it on a normal basis and have driven it over 1000 miles at a time with no issues. My dad bought this truck around 1995...so I know it's a good truck. It's currently registered through 4/30/14 and I have the title in my name. A lady ran into me last year, hence the damage on the bed. The rear end needs to be centered again, simple...loosen it up and square it up. It will be salvaged when you re-register it due to the accident. Passed smog about a year ago. I recently paid $107. of the fees towards the salvage title and have the paper work to back it up. It will need a brake and lamp inspection, a smog and the balance of the DMV fees at $91. Priced for a fast sale. It's advertised elsware and I doubt it will last too long! This is a BUY IT NOW listing, so no need to wait! Please look at all the pictures in the slideshow below. The state of Ca. will pay $1000. to $1500. for it, but I would rather it live on and someone get some use out of it. More than the sale price has been spent on it the last few years. Terms of sale: A $200. NON refundable Pay Pal deposit is due immediately after winning this listing. The balance of $799.99 is due in my hand within three days of listing end. I will only accept cash in person if you are picking it up in person. I will accept US Postal money order sent within three days if you are having it shipped. If you need to over night the payment to get it here on time, please do so. NO other forms of payment are being accepted. By winning this listing you are accepting this used 25 year old salvaged Ford Ranger as a parts vehicle in it's current condition, regardless of it's faults or imperfections, title or registration or current smog status etc. If the buyer chooses to re-register and put this vehicle back on the street, they will be responsible for all fees involved, inspections and smog. Buyer is responsible for setting up transporting it and all costs involved. This Ford Ranger is sold as is where is with no warranty of any kind. You're payment is non refundable, there will be no buy backs, no refunds partial or full and this Ranger is non returnable. By winning this listing on eBay you acknowledge you understand and agree to all my terms. This is a legal binding contract and you will be obligated to follow through with this purchase. If you have any further questions, please ask before you buy. Thanks |
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