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02 Ford Ranger Long Bed Residue No Reserve - Will Sell To Highest Bidder on 2040-cars

US $2,000.00
Year:2002 Mileage:230000
Location:

Morrow, Georgia, United States

Morrow, Georgia, United States
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  No Reserve - Will sell to Highest Bidder

Up for Auction is this 2002 Ford Ranger Long Bed residue.  I was parting it out, however I need the space. My loss your gain.

This vehicle was on the road until an accident on January 2014 took it out of service. It has frame damage in the front so, I don’t think it would be safe to restore and drive at high speeds.  However, it would make a great parts donor.

As you can see from some of the photos, I took some body parts to improve my other ranger. Still have lots of parts available. Engine compartment is mostly there. Engine and transmission seem to be in good condition as they don’t seem to have been damaged in the accident.

One day after the accident I was able to drive truck into a trailer, before it leaked out all the transmission fluid due to a broken transmission fluid line. Radiator and transmission heat exchanger are damaged. The inside cab has already been cannibalized. What you see in the photos is what you get, except the windshield, which is already removed. One rear tire is flat. Tailgate came from a 2000 Ford Ranger XLT and the latch is broken on the right hand side.

So, If you need ranger parts, this may be the donor for you.  Buyer takes all, truck, camper shown in the photos on the floor, tailgate  and the extra doors that came from a 2000 Ranger XLT.

Truck still has the 7 foot long bed.

All in all, I think, there are over $2000 worth of parts here so, bid with confidence.

Local pick up only. Buyer is responsible for shipping arrangements. Truck is not drivable.

Vehicle must be Claimed and Picked up within 72 hours of auction closing or it will be re-listed.

No Reserve - Will sell to Highest Bidder

Ford Ranger for Sale

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