Ford Ranger 2001, Red In Color, 4 Door W/jump Seats on 2040-cars
Daleville, Alabama, United States
This vehicle is a Ford Ranger, 2001, it is a 4 door with jump seats. The transmission on it is rebuilt and the work that was done on it is shown in a picture. The air conditioner works great on it. The truck will need some new tires. This truck is for local sale only. Has some issues with the fuel system. Sometimes it starts, and sometimes it does not, especially when the temperature is below 32 degrees, or when it has not been run for a while. Has plastic or fiberglass fenders and other synthetic body parts. I just installed a new premium battery. The transmission was rebuilt in 2013 at Mr. Transmission-Milex in Ft. Walton, Florida. Someone along the line installed a six cylinder Mazda engine. Does not burn oil. With new tires and the fuel system addressed, this would be a pretty good running truck. And attractive as well.
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