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1994 Ford Ranger Splash Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Year:1994
Mileage:3200
Location:
Saint-Andre-Leblanc, New Brunswick, Canada
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I have had this truck for the past 12 years, it took me 2.5 years to completely rebuilt this truck myself, frame off, every nut, bolt, seal, u-joints, replaced or repainted.
Added a 6" Skyjacker lift kit, 33" super swamper tsl tires, on 10" ultra wheels, disk brakes front and back. I have a bed rug in the box, No rust on this truck at all, 2 small patches were welded in the floor by myself, one was by the emergency brake pedal, the other was on the passenger side seat rail,( rear mounting point ). The floor has been completely sprayed in box liner inside ( under carpet ), and outside underneath, the box itself has also been box lined underneath. Truck has a freshly rebuilt 302 H.O. out of a 1988 Mustang lx, it was bored .30 over, has an edelbrock intake, with a 670 CFM truck avgener carb, A6AL msd ignition box - coil and distributer, truck has no problem spinning the 33's. Engine was Professionally rebuilt at local engine shop and was dynoed at 325HP 350 ft/tq. Transmission is a C6 Completely rebuilt wait a b&m shift kit and a b&m ratchet shifter, mated to a NP 205 transfer case ( gear to gear ), Also professionally built. Inside truck is stock with sunroof, cassette player. Serious Inquires only, Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer, will help with the shipper/ buyer in anyway i can once paid in full. $500 Deposit required immediately at the end of auction, ( NON REFUNDABLE ), Wire transfer / Certified bank check accepted, within 5 business days after auction ends. This is a turn key truck, drive it any ware, Happy bidding, sold as is where is, Clear title in my name. |
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