2000 Ford Ranger on 2040-cars
Chula Vista, California, United States
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I am selling my 5-speed manual, single cab, 2000 Ford Ranger truck. I am the second owner of this truck (bought at 67,000 miles). This truck has been a blast and very dependable. Maintenance has always been done on time and correctly (always serviced by Tony @ Econo Lube 'N Tune on Aero and Convoy). It has a camper shell and has carpeted interior in the back- great for sleeping in on a camping trip. I have used this truck as a commuter and on camping trips. I will be sad to see it go when my next trip comes around. I am 6' tall and fit comfortably with my wife- saved me from setting up a tent and sleeping on the rocks.
The flooring in the cab is not carpeted, and the seats are vinyl (should mention it has a small tear in driver's seat) so it's easy to clean up. It has a nice CD player and is hooked up with an 1/8" jack to play music off of an ipod, etc... It does have minor wear and tear you would expect, but overall it is still in great cosmetic condition. It has it's squeaks as well, but those have no effect on the engine's performance. The only reason I am selling is I need to get something now with an extra cab. I have always taken excellent care of this truck as it was my loyal, dependable friend for many years. No AC. Clean title- no accidents. |
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