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Year:2009 Mileage:100289
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If you look at the pictures closely, it is almost perfect. It was bought new by my retired school teacher friend Larry who just turned 70! Although it is a bare bones truck, it is a perfect bare bones truck.
When I bought it from him less than 500 miles ago (since January 2014) he had done every service that Ford Recommended in a local Ford store and I have all the receipts. It is remarkably almost perfect. It rides and drives and has NEVER been abused or driven over 60 MPH...No Joke. It is like new.
Why am I selling?

I bought it so that I would not put so many miles on my 2014 Lexus GX. However, I love my Lexus and I drive it all the time and the ranger is just sitting.

It is an unbelievable vehicle .

 In the pictures I show some minor surface scratches on the right lower panel, but you would miss it if I did not tell you.

 AC is Ice Cold and tires are like new. Buy this vehicle and don't service it for 4500 miles which is when the next service is due.
Bid with confidence, you will not be disappointed.

This vehicle is a perfect example of old school thinking about Maintenance, and understanding that the value of your things are only maintained when they are treated properly. Id keep it but I just do not need it.

When you win this vehicle $500 deposit  within 24 hours You will have to make your own arrangements for shipping or picking up l do the transaction only through Ebay.

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