1983 Ford Ranger V8 Project 2wd Long Bed Danger Ranger on 2040-cars
Latrobe, Pennsylvania, United States
Engine:V8 302
Drive Type: C4 AUTO
Make: Ford
Mileage: 0
Model: Ranger
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: BASIC
I HAVE A 1983 FORD RANGER PROJECT SET UP FOR V8 NO MOTOR OR TRANS IN IT BUT DOES COME WITH A 302 2 BL CARB AND C4 AUTO TRANS. TRUCK IS PRETTY SOILD FOR THE YEAR. I BOUGHT IT FOR THE BUILT 351W THAT WAS IN IT PULLED THE MOTOR N TRANS AND AS I SAID HAVE A 302 WITH C4 TO GO BACK IN IT THE TRUCK RAN DROVE STOPED ALL LIGHTS AND BRAKES WORK STILL JUST LOST INTEREST. HAS FUEL CELL IN BED. ASK ANY AND ALL QUESTIONS SOLD AS IS BUYER MUST PICK UP I WILL NOT SHIP IT FOR U AND U WILL NEED TO HAUL IT AWAY CLEAR TITLE IN MY NAME AND MUST B TRANSFERED INTO WINNING BUYERS NAME BEFORE THE TRUCK LEAVES
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