1994 Ford Ranger Xl Extended Cab Pickup 2-door 2.3l on 2040-cars
Andreas, Pennsylvania, United States
I have no idea if its a 4 or 6 cyl but had to pick an option in order to list it on ebay and its not a 4wd. I will list everything I know about it that will need work. Everything is shown in the pics. Small crack in the windshield in the bottom left corner, its not in the drivers view, it needs a little bondo on the right side of truck above tires. Has a lot of tred on the tires and they are in great shape. The back left taillight has a crack and could be replaced, and there are tears in the headliner. I had my buddy look at it and he feels its needs a new radiator and some kind of wire due to making a ticking noise, but nothing major. I know nothing about it so that's why I had a mechanic look at it. Otherwise the rest of the interior and exterior is in good shape. It also has a bed liner in the truck. The reason I am selling it, is cause I need a bigger truck to haul my powersports. The truck is drivable and no other issues, so it can be driven home by the buyer. Inspected till 2015 |
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