Ford: Ranger Xlt 2 Door Extended Cab on 2040-cars
Norwalk, Ohio, United States
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Clean title. Runs good and still able to be drove. Just had a recent oil change and gots a fairly new battery. Tires will eventually need to be replaced but still roll and hold air. Gots a few rust spots around the rear wheel well and under the bed lining but still will hold loads. Few scatches here and there but the paint is in good shape. The frame is rusted but still intact and strong. Brakes are still good as well as the clutch. The interior has a few stains but no rips in the seats. Good little work truck that will get you from point A to point B without a problem. The front end ball joints are bad and the parking brake cable snapped but I have the placement parts which will be included and will only need to be put on. I will also include a tape adapter since its got a tape player. I bought the truck from a friend and he bought it off his uncle. Local pick up only. Payment online or in person and full payment only. Once the payment is received we will schedule a day to go get the title switched over but you can come get the title and keys beforehand. Just won't be able to move the truck without 30 day tags. Any questions feel free to ask and I'll do my best to answer them. All sales are finally and as is.
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