2004 Ford Ranger Xlt Standard Cab Pickup Truck 2-door 2.3l, Great Condition!! on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
Has a minor dings in back left of truck, not noticeable unless you are withing a few feet. Also, the left side of truck towards the back does have a slight dent, but I assume this can be fixed. I never bother fixing it because it's not that noticeable. Also has a slight rip in driver side seat, can be fixed again I assume. Other than that it's in excellent shape. Brand new B.F. Goodrich Longtrail TA tired with a 60K mile warranty. Also covered under Tire Kingdom to cover anything that happens to the tire up to 60K (Purchase the additional coverage) Also has liftime balance and tire rotation. And have all paperwork to prove it,. Also has upgraded audio, all SONY. Spent close to $700 for it. Still have the boxes and still have factory radio and speakers too.This was my Grandfathers and he bought it brand new and passed it down to me. Has been treated with absolute care and drives and looks fantastic. No smoking in vehicle ever.
Shipping is something I probably won't do, because I'm not sure how that works. I've never sold a vehicle on eBay for, but I'm open to offers. Would to have someone pick up or meet somewhere in Florida. message me for details or for my phone number and we can talk about the vehicle and go from there. Thank you for looking |
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