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Year:2011
Mileage:250
Location:
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Up for sale is a 2011 Ford EX cab Ranger, that i am listing for a friend, Originally this truck came with a 4.0 liter V6, 5 speed, and 4x4. A retired engineer who purchased this truck new and then installed a brand new Ford Coyote crate engine 5.0 420 HP, with a new 6 speed Tremec transmission, He wanted to create a sleeper truck to look stock on the out side he lost interest and then he traded it in at a local Toyota dealership where my friend works and he purchased it soon after. It is two wheel drive now with around 50 miles on the engine and trans, and the odometer has around 220 orig miles. There is over $20.000 dollars invested, and countless hours to fabricate this amazing truck. It has manual brakes, and i believe it needs some attention with the braking system such as a vacuum power booster, or a hydro boost system, as you can imagine this truck is unbelievably fast and fun to drive, I have all the receipts and important info on the truck. The seats had covers installed over the orig seats when it was new black and gray cloth. The paint and body are like new but does have a few very small scratches. Bid with confidence and if you have any questions call 954-304-2008, Thanks
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