1999 Ford Ranger Xlt Extended Cab Pickup 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Hello, I have on for auction a super nice 1999 Ford Ranger XLT. It has 4-doors. It has 120500 miles and runs excellent with no problems. The exterior is in near perfect condition as well as the interior. has cold AC, sliding back glass. The only issue is the 4x4 high indicator light don't work. I assume the bulb is bad. It has like-new tires. I used the truck for meeting customers and checking job sites. This is a great driving truck. The reason for selling is that I bought new truck and no longer need this one. The mileage will change because I will continue to drive the truck until it is sold. My name is Bobby and can be reached at (704) 239-0889 for any questions you may have. Thanks and happy bidding
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