1993 Ford Ranger Xlt Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Heath, Ohio, United States
Up for auction is a 1993 Ford Ranger XLT 2WD 4.0 V6. The good: K&N lifetime air filter, K&N oil filter, AMSOIL, E3 spark plugs, bed liner, NEW rear tires (spring 2014), PROGUARD shocks (2/2012), new exhaust from catalytic converter back with a Thrush muffler (2/2013), new tie rods/ends (3/2014), Rancho steering stabilizer (3/2014), Dorman leaf spring hangers & bushing (3/2013). The front tires are in very good shape & do have plenty of tread left. All receipts on hand. The bad: there is a dent in the right fender & right side of hood: NO FRAME DAMAGE. The dent occurred in 2009; since it did ZERO damage to anything else & the truck was rarely driven, the fender & hood were never replaced. The truck is 21 years old, there is some rust, but, the body seems to be in good shape. The dent is the only KNOWN item wrong with the truck, if there is anything else, it is NOT known at the present time. The truck has been driven very little; we do not drive it, hence the reason for selling the truck. The truck runs good, always fires right up. I drove it some this past winter to Columbus, Ohio & back to the Newark, Ohio area: it never had any trouble starting in the cold (-20 degrees this past winter) or warming up. The hood does open & close. This vehicle IS for sale privately. Should you have the winning bid here, it will be YOURS. I will deliver it to you provided you are WITHIN a 20 mile radius of Newark, Ohio. I thank you for bidding. |
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