1993 Ford Ranger 4x4 Extended Cab Off Road Package Nice! on 2040-cars
Perry, Ohio, United States
What I have for sale here is a very nice 1993 ford ranger 4x4 extended cab,with offroad package.This is a great little truck,Ive had it a few months,but the bottom lines is,I don't need another truck.This truck goes straight smooth and quiet down the road,no pulling,squealin,bumpin,or any of that.Newer aggressive tread tires about 80% tread left.New,brakes,waterpump,tune up.I would not be afraid to jump in and drive this truck anywhere.3.0 v6 engine,4 wheel drive works as it should.Good lookin little truck,starts right up,great on fuel,5 speed manual transmission.Kenwood amfmcd player inclu.truck has air,but needs charged.Truck has factory bedliner.The bed has rusty tailgate,and a couple holes on lower bed drivers side.Cab is very,very nice,doors and jambs are clean!!104 k miles.Bottom line,I don't think you will find a nicer truck for this kind of money,especially 4x4.comes with alarm installed...Call Bobby 440-231-6163
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