1996 Mazda B4000 Se (ford Ranger) Extended Cab Pickup 2-door 4.0l Low Reserve!!! on 2040-cars
Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
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The Ford Ranger and Mazda B Series pickup trucks are essentially the same vehicle. This is a Mazda B4000. Many parts actually say Ford on them and most parts are interchangeable. While the truck needs some work, it is in good shape overall and the engine is strong. There is a very low reserve for this auction!
The interior upholstery is free of holes and the radio is very nice. It has CD/MP3 capabilities and also includes an aux-in jack and remote control. The bed has a factory bed liner and only has normal wear and tear on it. Mazda B Series/Ford Rangers are great trucks--they're easy to drive and provide a great view of the road and your surroundings. - 1996 Mazda B4000 SE Pickup Extra Cab 4X4 - V6 4.0 Liter Engine (160 HP) - 4 Speed Auto Transmission with Overdrive - Turn-Knob 4 Wheel Drive (needs work, may be front auto hubs as once before) - Air Conditioning (needs recharge/work) - Alloy Wheels - Factory Bed Liner - Driver Air Bag - Rear Jump Seats - Rear Slider Window and ''Pop Out'' Rear Side Windows - Rear Privacy Glass - Blaupunkt CD/MP3/AM/FM Radio with Aux-In Jack and Remote Control - 2 12-volt Power Outlets - Manually Operated Windows, Door Locks, and Seats - Rear Leaf Shackles Replaced - Clear Title - Non-smoking Owner Please see the "Conditions" section for additional information! The truck is located in Fairfield, CT. You may pick up the truck or arrange shipping at your cost. Acceptable forms of payment are cash, bank check, and money order. Please let me know if you have any questions. |
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