2011 Ford Ranger Xlt Extended Cab Pickup 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Scandinavia, Wisconsin, United States
Up for auction is a pristine 2011 Ford Ranger 4X4 extended cab with onlt 15,000 miles on the clock. This truck is perfect in every way. Everything on the truck works as it should and is blast to drive. I purchased this truck (and every other vehicle in our family fleet) from a close friend of mine who own a repairables business with 8,800 miles on it. The truck was an easy fix (i'm an ASE certified automotive technician and high school shop teacher)) I originally purchased the truck with the intent to drive it myself as a daily driver. Unfortunately after driving the truck for several thousand miles I have come to the conclusion that the truck is just too small my present needs and the drivers seat is a bit uncomfortable for my newly replaced right hip so I've purchased an F150.
This truck has many really neat features such as the larger tire package 255 series tires, sliding rear tinted window,Sirius Satellite radio,MP3 player and nerf bars and sport aluminum rims. As stated above the truck has been Wisconsin state safety inspected and runs and drives like the day it rolled off the line.The fuel economy is great too! The truck was sold new from Colonial Ford in Lewisberg West Virginia and I'm the second owner. Bid and buy with confidence you just can't get this nice a small truck for this kind of money. This truck will just flat out exceed your expectations in every way....it still has the nubs on the tires.! Mileage on the truck may vary slighty, as I'm driving it until sold. The vehicle is available for sale locally and if sold in that manner the auction will be ended. The buyer is responsible for all transportation of the truck upon completed sale. I will be happy to assist in any way I can. A 500.00 non refundable payment is required within 24 hours of the close of the auction the balance is due with 7 days of the close of the auction. Please feel free to ask any questions you might have via email or phone 715-310-7564 my name is Bill. I will respond promptly. Thanks and good luck! |
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Autoblog Podcast #326
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