Ford Ranger Xlt Brand New Paint!! Must See!!! on 2040-cars
Land O' Lakes, Florida, United States
Here for sale is a 2001 Ford Ranger XLT with a 4 cylinder engine and a 4 speed Standard Transmission. The Following items have just been replaced: New Water Pump New Radiator New Serpentine Belt New Battery Upper/Lower Ball Joints Re- Packed Bearings New Front Brakes Brand New Pirelli Scorpion ATR All Terrain Tires ( at a cost of over $500.00) New Base Coat Clear Coat Paint New Bumper, New Headlights and New Blinker Lights Newly Painted to match Fiberglass Bed Cover ( Does not have Support Shocks) I wouldn't hesitant to fly in and drive this truck home anywhere in the Country. It runs and looks as new. Upon viewing the photos should you have any further questions please contact me by phone as my time on the computer is limited. Thank You and Good Luck . Jimmy (813) 393-8705 A $500.00 Deposit is due at Auctions end and the full amount is due 7 days after auctions end. If you do not have at least 10 EBay Transactions please contact me first or your bid will be retracted.
On Jul-31-14 at 19:05:28 PDT, seller added the following information: The Base Coat Clear Coat is Valued at $2000.00 and it has a Reese Trailer Hitch included in the sale. |
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