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2001 Ford Ranger Xlt Ext. Cab Pickup 4door 3.0l Lifted No Rust Beautiful! Power on 2040-cars

Year:2001 Mileage:178000
Location:

Brook Park, Ohio, United States

Brook Park, Ohio, United States
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I am selling my beloved ranger 

I have owned it about 6 years now and a lot of time and money has been put into it 

I will describe the best i can and can answer any questions about it. 

I am very easy to work with.

2001 ranger supercab 4 door 4x4 3.0 v6 automatic

The truck's body is absolutely rust free and was painted about two years ago.

The frame has real light surface rust as any clean car does. 

Has 178k miles on the truck and the engine runs great and trans has around 80k miles on it.

4x4 works as it should 

interior is in good shape and is all black with the jump seats and all 

I hardly drive it. over the past 3 years maybe 500 miles and has not seen a winter since i have owned it 

now for the fun suff 

power locks and windows and keyless entry

automatic headlights power mirrors

3" lift on 33" mickey thompson baja mtz with maybe 500 miles on them on moto metal 16" wheels 

Has mustang 13" disc brakes in the rear 

4:56 gears front and back with a locker in the back 

completely rebuilt front end with all moog parts 

inner and outer tie rods 

all ball joints and upper control arms

stab links 

wheel bearing assemblies

all four rancho 9 way adjustable shocks

new cv axles

rear end has new wheel seals and bearings

has jba headers and dual exhaust

screaming demon coil pack and wires

smoked cab lights 


06 mirrors and emblems 


runs and drives great down the road 

the whole interior was also just removed and had sound proofing installed 


the bad 

couple scratches on passenger door but rest of truck is beautiful 

needs a couple little things but i should have them done this week but if their not we can work them out on the price 

truck has a rebuilt title from the state highway patrol because the driver rear door and bed were dented but i had them replaced and i may have pictures from before. NO FRAME DAMAGE 


anny questions or offers please ask 

I am looking to buy a house so this must go 

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If you would like any more pictures or details or have any questions please feel free to ask

thanks

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