2000 Ford Ranger Xlt Extended Cab Pickup 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Buffalo, New York, United States
This Truck is a RWD, has the V6 3.0 Flex Fuel Engine, Automatic Transmission. Extended Cab with fold down seats in the rear, cruise control, Factory CD & Tape Stereo, Power Steering, Power Brakes. Tires are fair. The front fender/bumper has a large dent, there is rust in different places, the front doors open fine but rear doors stick and are hard to open. It starts up every time, runs and drives. I've been using it as a run around vehicle for some time hauling little things here and there but I need the parking for newer inventory so it's time to sell it. Despite all of it's flaws it is a running driving truck with fairly low miles, someone could fix it up or make good use of it the way it is as a work truck.
This Truck is not NYS Inspected and cannot be sold to a NYS resident, so only out of state residents may bid, I cannot sell to a NYS resident. Any questions, call 716+222+2074. |
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