1969 Ford Ranger Must See! on 2040-cars
Glenwood, Arkansas, United States
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Re-listing this great-looking 1969 Ford Ranger. This truck is in terrific shape. It has new paint in the more rare orange color and looks really nice. It has one little spot on the bottom right side door and a small amount of rust on the radiator core support. It is rust free everywhere else outside and underneath as you can see from the pictures. The underside is amazing and I did not clean or undercoat so that it can be seen as is. Only the frame has been painted. The body is straight and in great shape. The motor is a 360 V8 that starts and runs good. There is no noise or leaks. It has an automatic transmission that works as it should. The air conditioner works and the new paint and door panels are all original The seats have been re-upholstered and in nice condition. There is the usual wear for a vehicle of this age, but overall it is a really great looking truck as you can see from the pictures. Bid with confidence! Please
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