2001 Ford Ranger Xlt on 2040-cars
United States
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2001 Ford Ranger XLT in absolutely excellent condition. This is a one owner truck and it only has 37,1xx original miles. Never smoked in or abused in any other way. The interior is in excellent condition shows almost no wear at all. Interior is free of any cigarette burns, stains and wear. All of the power options work like new, fast and responsive. The exterior is in excellent condition as well. The paint is all original and has a great shine, no accidents. The body is in amazing shape and has 1 or two very minor dings. Mechanically, the vehicle runs flawlessly and has no problems. All maintenance was done regularly and new tires were installed less than 3000 miles ago. This truck is a one of a kind and is in absolutely amazing condition and has been well taken care since day one. The truck has a factory bed liner and a factory extender. Vehicle is not being driven while for sale so the mileage will not change. Please feel free to call me at 386-986-8570 for additional details and more pictures are available upon request.
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