1993 Ford Ranger Xlt Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 2.3l on 2040-cars
Fredericksburg, Virginia, United States
I HAVE A FORD 1993 RANGER REGULAR CAB WITH 163,684 MILES ON IT RUNS EXELENT ENGINE AND TRANS VERY GOOD AC NO SURE IF WORK I NOT DRIVE THE TRUCK SINCE I BOTH IT MAY E NEED CHARGE, HEAT OK NEED RADIO THE ONE HAVE IT ON NOT GOOD I TOOK IT OF I REPLACED THE TIRES FOR A BETTER ONES .I POOT A NEW TIMING BELT, NEW HEAD LIGHTS .U CAN DRIVE ANY WERE WITH NO PROBLEM THO ONLY THING IT NNED IS PAINT ON THE TOP OF THE CAB IS PEALING OF OTHER THAN THAT IS GOOD LITLE TRUCK FOR WORK OR RIDE TO WORK. I AM SELING BECOUSE I HAVE 4 CARS AN I NEED ONLY 2 CARS.ALSO I UNEMPLOYED AND NNED SOME MONEY.
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