1990 Ford Ranger Xlt Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 2.9l on 2040-cars
La Grange, North Carolina, United States
GREAT BODY......NICE INSIDE.....NEW TOP MATERIAL....GOOD USED TIRES.....NEW CLUTCH AND PRESSURE PLATE....RUNS GOOD NOW....BUT HAS A RANGER TICK WITH THE VALVES OR LIFTERS AND A SMALL NOISE IN BOTTOM OF MOTOR....THINK BEARING GOING OR CRACKED PISTON SO I HAVE BEEN TOLD......DOESNT SMOKE.....WOULD RECOMMEND ANOTHER MOTOR AND THEN YOU WOULD HAVE A VERY NICE 90 RANGER !!!...ALTHOUGH GETS ON DOWN THE ROAD NOW BUT I WOULDNT RECOMMEND IT FOR LONG.....MIGHT HAVE MORE MILES THAN WHAT I HAVE LISTED......NOT SURE...ALSO HAS A CRACKED WINDSHIELD BUT IT PASSES...THIS IS A NICE 90 RANGER OTHER THAN THE MOTOR !!! AND IT CAN BE FIXED THOUGH !
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