2007 Ford Ranger Xlt Only 13,680 Miles Southern Truck = No Rust Or Salt on 2040-cars
Sharpsburg, Georgia, United States
I am listing this for my grandfather. It is a 2007 Ford Ranger, ext cab, white, gray interior, V6/Auto,3.0 engine, power everything, keyless entry, bedliner, step bars. This truck is AMAZINGLY clean from the inside and out. Even the undercarriage doesn't even look like it has ever seen rain. My grandfather is the second owner. The first owner was a 92 year old guy. It has been garage kept since new and very well taken care of. You won't be disappointed! There are a few little parking lot door dings on the drivers side door (you can't notice them just looking at it, but if you get from a certain angle you can tell), but overall it is immaculate as you can see from the pictures! It is also for sale locally and we do have the right to end the auction if it sales locally. I can take calls at Six7 Eight 7eight7 sixty9sixty9. Please remember that I am eastern time when considering calling me.
I have 100% feedback for a reason! The truck is located about 30 minutes south of the Atlanta Airport. It was brought to my attention that autocheck shows in 2010 that the miles were 76,6??. Whoever at the DMV or wherever this mileage was put in, clearly hit 6 one too many times. That is an error by them and the miles are truly 13,680! |
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