1977 Ford Ranchero Gt on 2040-cars
Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States
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up for sale a pretty cool 1977 Ford Ranchero GT.I took it on trade on one my diesel imports.I really absolutely don't know anything about it and im not a ford man either,sorry.Its a 1977 GT with cool ac,not cold.I do know and see its a very very nice driver who needs next to nothing to make it a daily driver.I would saying a couple of interior fixes and that's it.The benchback wont stay in position,crack in dash,minor stuff.It does leak a drop of oil.Its not new either.Im offering it at no reserve and I think a pretty low starting price,for this quality of a truck.Im a dealer,and the only one that does not charge dealer or prep fees,but if you want to drive it home,i can help with a temptag,but then I have to charge salestax,if hauled out of state,no sales tax either:-).Truck needs to go,it doesn't fit in in what I normally sell,so please take it away :-).Again here is your chance to get a very nice Ranchero for a very fair price.Thnx Paul location St Petersburg,Fla. 500 deposit within 1 hour of auction ends,balance to be paid within 3 working days,free storage for as long as you need, deposit refund of 350 dollar if you show and don't like,no refunds for no shows.I don't provide inspections but feel free to swing by or send an inspector but keep in mind,its a 1977,not 2014 :-).I don't accept bids from bidders with negatives,those bids will be removed. |
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