Low Mileage! Ford Ranger Xlt Extended Cab 4x4 on 2040-cars
Santa Teresa, New Mexico, United States
SUPER CLEAN! SUPER LOW MILEAGE!
2001 Ford Ranger XLT 4X4 Extended Cab truck with powerful V6 4.0l engine, 5-speed manual transmission with smooth electronic shifting into 4-wheel high/low drive. This truck has tinted power windows, keyless entry, power side view mirrors, AM/FM Stereo with 6-CD changer, sliding rear window, and very cold a/c. Always a New Mexico truck so NO rust issues. It appears to have always been garage kept. This truck doesn't look like it ever went off-roading, so the paint is in exceptional condition, only a few minor dings. Excellent Mechanical condition, runs strong. Interior is immaculate and looks new - no cracks, missing parts or tears, center armrest with storage. Custom dash mat. Non-smoking. Great ride, even from the jump seats in the back! Truck bed in good shape, lots of tie downs. Genuine Ford hood deflector and after market tailgate for better aerodynamics. Excellent tire tread and Premium aluminum rims. Class A Trailer hitch with 2-inch receiver and electrical hookups. This truck is an excellent value.
There is some minor seatbelt damage from previous owner that doesn't affect use. See pics. Comes with original owner's manual, spare tire changing equipment and two sets of keys and spare tire key. We are the second owner of this beauty but no longer need it. Thanks for looking.
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