1983 Ford Ranger Base Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 2.8l on 2040-cars
Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States
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This is an absolute beautiful 1983 Ford Ranger with a built 302 bored .30 over to make it a 306. Edelbrock intake manifold, edelbrock 750 double feed carburetor, true dual exhaust with flowmasters, c4 automatic transmission and 4.10 gears in the rear. This truck does not have any rust at all or any signs of any coming through. The paint job is beautiful and is more of a copper color. The pictures look red and when the sun shines on the truck it looks red but as the sun goes down you can really see the copper color coming out. The paint job is a few years old so its not perfect, has a few little chips but nothing serious. Has a real 2" cowl hood and roll pan. The interior was completely redone last year. The motor has less than 30k miles and the truck has a little over 100k miles on original body. I am asking $5500 OBO. Located in Lake Anna, VA, north of richmond and south of Fredericksburg.
You can contact me at 540 604 4052 |
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