1994 Ford Ranger Automatic on 2040-cars
Nicholasville, Kentucky, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: automatic
Model: Ranger
Mileage: 260,000
Trim: Standard Cab two door
This is a 1994 Ford Ranger. It is red in color and is fading on the front hood. It does have a scrap down the driver's side as shown in the pics. It is automatic. This car was my mothers and her and my brother when younger were the only ones to drive it. It does have 260,000 plus miles. It has been a very dependable little truck. Both parents recently passed and we need to get it sold. My brother did tell me that you have to keep the gas at a quarter of a tank to half full. If it gets below a quarter or a tank, near empty, it sometimes will not start due to the dirtiness in the bottom of the tank. He did say that as long as he kept the gas level above that he never had a problem with it. Was told that to prevent that would need to have a new gas tank put in. Other than that I don't know of any other problems. It has been driven recently up till about a month a go and since then it has been sitting. Selling "AS IS" and for local pick up only in Nichoalsville KY. Can email here or text at 859-629-8704
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