1988 Ford Ranger Saleen Number 21 Of 27 Produced Racecraft Survivor 14000 Miles on 2040-cars
Arvada, Colorado, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:2.9 V-6
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1988
Interior Color: Blue
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 6
Model: Other Pickups
Trim: XLT
Drive Type: Rear
Mileage: 14,100
Sub Model: SALEEN
Disability Equipped: No
Exterior Color: White
Up for auction is our extremely rare 1988 SALEEN Ranger. This is number 21 of 29 made of which two of those were not sold and used for racing by SALEEN. Its anyone's guess as to how many are left, but I would guess very few. This Survivor has only 14,100 original documented miles. Sold new here in Colorado, at Courtesy Ford to a friend of ours. He owned it until 1996 then sold it to a local car collector. It was stored in a climate controlled building until I purchased it and included it in our classic car collection. I am the third owner and the title still reads 14,100 actual miles!! It has never been a daily driver and always garaged. The only flaws are as follows; the right rear valance has been repaired (looks fine though), fuel gauge does not work, and the A/C blows cool (not cold). Everything else on the truck is nearly perfect for a 25 year old truck. It drives very tight, smooth and has great power. The engine runs perfect. The clutch is smooth and grabs well and the transmission shifts very smooth. It truly drives like a new 1988 Ranger. With the SALEEN installed Racecraft suspension it handles very well and has a nice ride. Its a very original truck, including its original Konig wheels with their original General 2000 sport tires. The paint is all very nice and shows well. The inside of the bed has a liner (easily removable), the bed floor is perfect and unused. All glass is nice. The interior is all original SALEEN that looks new. It retains it's SALEEN installed number plate on the dash and inner fender well. Also has the door decal. Making this truck without a doubt an original SALEEN Ranger. The engine compartment looks new as well as the undercarriage. Original, unused spare tire. This truck is perfect as a museum piece or a great addition to any collection, especially if you collect SALEENS!! I have a current Colorado title in my name that is ready to reassign. If you have questions please call 303 475-4544 for more information. Thanks for viewing my SALEEN. |
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