2000 Ford Ranger Xlt Extended Cab 4.0l Lifted Needs Tcase on 2040-cars
Medford, New York, United States
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Still runs and drives but should not drive far truck will need to be trucked or trailered. Selling AS IS! Transfer case is blown after a aftermarket driveshaft failure. 153k on motor ONLY
2000 Ford Ranger 4.0 V6 with a 7in lift. Truck has a 7in superlift kit, Detroit front and rear mechanical locker, Goodyear Wrangler 35s with Kevlar side walls on Pro Comp Alloy wheels. 4.56 gears front and rear, recent tune up new plugs and wires, Screamin' Demon coil packs, Tactical Armor Group front bumper with 8000lb winch, H.I.D. Headlights, LED tail lights, PIAA off road roof lights, H.I.D off road bumper lights, custom hand built rock sliders and matching rear bumper built by a member of FRF, Superchips Flashpaq, Bushwacker Fender flares, bed rail caps and tailgate cap, custom hand built steps (by me) Yakima roof rack and basket, NEW kicker 12in sub, Gibson catback exhaust, CB radio with P.A. Ford Explorer Sport Trac interior (4 way power drivers bucket seat standard passenger seat) and center console WITH heated seats, Pioneer touch screen radio with USB, SD and aux hook ups with CD player, Viper remote start/alarm system, replaced rear U joints Less then 3000 miles ago, new front brake pads, calipers and rotors JUST CHANGED, NEW STARTER. Custom vinyl decals. I'm probably forgetting other things as well. Tranny custom rebuilt less than 10000 miles ago geared down |
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