1994 Ford Ranger 2-door Pickup Truck 3.0l V6 With Brand New Snap Cover on 2040-cars
Hampton, New Hampshire, United States
1994 Ford Ranger Pick-Up - VIN# 1FTCR10U2RPB48232 + Brand New Never Used Bed Snap Cover worth $300.00 (shown in pictures) Overall in great condition, although is an As Is Sale, will need some work to engine... No Rust/Dents/Scrapes. (my mechanic upon inspection (truck passed) did mention truck will need a new starter (you can hear that when you turn it on.) Original Owners Manual included. 2 axles, 2 door, RWD, 3.0L V6, Nice Tires/Rims. Regular Cab Color: Teal with Tan Interior Nice Shape, Sold As Is, Does Run but will Need Some Work (Needs New Starter). Truck is Inspected Until End of October. Does not have actual Title, written title ownership/bill of sale (actual title not available do to age of vehicle.) Vehicle title listed as clear to the best of my knowledge. Just for Info and example - Info on Title From NH DMV: When a used vehicle is sold in New Hampshire, a New Hampshire title shall be signed over to the buyer at the time of the sale unless that vehicle is title exempt. For title exempt vehicles, the seller must provide a properly executed Bill of Sale along with either a current or expired New Hampshire certificate of registration or a valid NH or out-of-state certificate of Title. The buyer shall apply for a new Title in his or her name at the town/city clerk's office and register the vehicle. A $25.00 title fee will apply, along with the appropriate registration fees. A VIN verification may be required. |
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