1999 Ford Ranger 4x4 on 2040-cars
East Liverpool, Ohio, United States
For sale is a 1999 Ford Ranger 4WD lifted to fit on almost new 35" General Grabber AT2 tires. The engine should have less than 30,000 miles on it. The previous owner installed a Ford 3.0L replacement motor. I have done some minor maintenance on the truck since I've owned it. I installed a new fuel pump, two new front wheel hubs, new manual locking hubs (electric transfer case works fine in 4WD-H and 4WD-L), and front rotors and ceramic brakes. The truck starts reliably every time and has been used recently as a daily driver.
I'm changing jobs and am getting a company vehicle which makes this truck expendable which is why it's for sale. The 3.0L engine gets fairly good gas mileage (around 17) despite the 17" tires and the front and rear gearing give the engine reasonable power. The speedometer reads a few mph slower than the truck is actually going. The tires alone were over $1000 and are basically brand new with no signs of wear. The low mileage engine should have plenty of life left. The paint looks decent from a distance but not up close. This vehicle is being sold as is where is and is also offered for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the auction early. Thanks in advance for your interest. |
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