2005 Ford Ranger Xl Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 3.0l Refrigerator Truck! 24/29mpg on 2040-cars
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We have a 2005 Ford Ranger REFRIGERATOR TRUCK! With great mileage, fuel economy, and a huge maintenance log, this vehicle is proven to bring in more money for many years to come! The maintenance log is about 4" thick of receipts of all the maintenance that was even done to the vehicle. This small truck can get almost 30 MPG on the highway, this is the most fuel efficient refrigerator truck on eBay in a while. The INTERIOR is in good shape. There is wear showing on the driver seat, but it is only cosmetic. This can be repaired or replaced by a professional for a couple hundred dollars. The radio works like it should. There are a lot less things to break in this vehicle, the windows work properly and the seats too. The controls to the refrigeration unit are in working order. There is a red and blue button that illuminate when pressed. I assume the red one is for heat, to melt any ice build up, but you can hear the fan kick on. The actual heat and a/c for the cab work also. The EXTERIOR is solid with just a cosmetic dent on the driver's door. This can be worked on by a professional to be smooth again, or just put your logo right over it. That would be the cheaper, most effective route. The gas cap is missing, but can be replaced. The refrigeration unit is in good shape. The latches work properly and shut securely. The inside of the unit looks good and does not smell bad. The tires have plenty of tread left and will not need replacing anytime soon. There is a rust spot I noticed, on the driver door at the bottom. I didn't see any holes or anything, this is mostly surface rust, not structural. In my option this will last for years if its not treated. Other than that driver door the exterior is in great shape! MOTOR/HANDLING: There really isn't much to say about this truck, the mileage is pretty good, its newer, and there is a ton of service receipts from the original owner, so you know this vehicle was maintained very well and cared for by the right people. The engine starts right up and idles just fine. The transmission is smooth and the acceleration is just how it should be. The brakes stop the vehicle great. The powered steering is smooth and the turning radius is actually nice. Making tight turns in the city would be very easy in this vehicle. If you run a business and you are trying to manage expenses, or if your expanding, this Ford Ranger is perfect. The cost to maintain this vehicle is noticeably cheaper and the gas mileage is a lot better than a full size pick up. The mileage is just right and its comforting knowing that there is a book of receipts of the work that has been completed before your possession. Thank you for looking and happy bidding! Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or if you are interested in making an offer. -Daryl
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