Low Mileage "99 Ford Ranger" Ext.cab, 62k/2wd/4 Dr/great Air/very Good Condition on 2040-cars
Marion, Iowa, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:3.0 V6
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Make: Ford
Model: Ranger
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): Extended Cab
Trim: XLT
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: 2 wheel drive
Mileage: 62,602
Exterior Color: Red
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Interior Color: Grey
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control
Number of Cylinders: 6
Options: Cassette Player
Attention to all of Oldshep12's awesome customers,,, My father is no longer able to list all of the Fobs from his 50+ year collection or other select items he's selling. I am Doug Simon (ebay ID markmartinstheman), Ed's son & the one who helped him with his selling on ebay. I have been doing ebay since 1999, and have done over 5,000 transactions with great success, but mostly in the automotive area,,, and though dad & I were involved with collecting fobs together when I was younger, I haven't been involved with them since the 70's,, so PLEASE bare with me on my knowledge on all of his items. At some point, ebay may require me to sell his items from my own account (markmartinstheman), so for now I'm basically trying to introduce myself with all of dad's faithful customers. All of the proceeds from dad's items are to help out my mother. Thanks,, if you have any questions on items, please ask,, email me or you can call me on my cell (319) 389-8507 10am-11pm central time (evenings are better since I'm usually home after 6pm) This auction is for: (1) Low Mileage "99 Ford Ranger" Ext. Cab, 62K, 2 wd, 4 dr. This was dad's very nice "LOW MILEAGE" 1999 Ford Ranger XLT that he took very good care of(well maintained) and kept in a garage. Presently, it only has 62,602 miles on it. It is a 2 wheel drive, Extended Cab with 4 doors. The receipt for the matching topper said it cost around $1,100. Dad had also updated the rims, with (5) nice 16" aluminum wheels(including the spare). The Cooper tires are also in very good condition. I'm a 32 year mechanic, with the last 5 yrs. at a large used car lot, where I go through vehichles making them right/safe. Today I put dad's truck on the hoist & checked it all over. The truck looks to be in very good condition,,, and like every other vehicle, it has the normal rust coating on everything underneath the truck,, BUT, there are no signs of any major rust anywhere that I saw,, everything looks very solid! This truck has a Disc/Drum brake setup on it,,, and there's approx. 60-70% left on the brakes,,, the insides of the front rotors are rusted from sitting,,, but there is no pulsation during braking(very good feeling brakes). The underside of the truck looks very good,,, very dry,,, not coated with oil. The exhaust is still the factory stainless ex. with the exception of a Magnaflow Muffler,,, so the truck has a slight rumble,, but not too much(dad was in his 70's). Under the hood looks very good also,, just the normal light dirt. I changed the oil today,, and cleaned the $50 Amsoil, nano-fiber air filter(keep this clean with light air pressure & it should outlast the truck, this is the best air filter you can buy,, high flow rate, but yet it's 98% efficient @ 2 microns. All of the fluids looked good(I topped them off), and so does the Serp. belt. The battery has also started the truck up every time,, even after sitting a week. Of coarse the topper is removable,, and as you can see in the picture,, there are a couple of sand bags in the back along with a full rubber floor mat, rug & a set of jumper cables(all included). The tail gate works just fine, and so do the topper's back window(with a slight finessing to latch it). Overall the condition of the exterior is pretty good for it's age,,, there is a slight amount of body rust,, but not that much, and not that bad at all. When you look at the pics,, the worst spot is on the right-rear wheel well lip,, but even that's not that bad,, but you be your own judge. The interior is in very-very good condion,, everything seems to be in good condion & is in working order(not sure about the casset player). The AC works great,, along with the radio & AC/Heater selectors. The windows are hand crank,, non electic,,, they work just fine, but the driver's side one pops a little, right at the top when closing,, but it closes just fine. Don't let the age of this truck fool you,, it's a great truck!! Low mileage trucks like this sell for 6k and above on the car lots around here,,, SO you can Save BIG Here!!! You Must Pay for this truck when you pick it up,, I will NOT take any personal checks for this item,, and I will NOT accept payment through Paypal,,, unless you want to pay that 3% fee! You can contact me here(through an email question), or call 1-(319)-389-8507,,, 10am-11pm (Central time) The truck is to be picked up at the shop where I work ( 150 7th Ave. Marion, Iowa 52302 (by Cedar Rapids, Iowa) within 7 days of the end of the auction, UNLESS otherwised arranged with me(DOUG) before the end of the auction! |
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