2000 Ford Ranger Ev Electric Vehicle Pickup 2-door on 2040-cars
Valparaiso, Indiana, United States
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Listing this for my Father in Law, he is internet challenged. This is a 2000 Ford Ranger converted to Electric drive. It has $3800 in brand new batteries last year. New electric power steering. Electric heater. If you have questions please email me a phone number and I will have my him call you. I know very little about this vehicle. It does run well. I have driven it. It drives like a Ford Ranger except almost silent. He does not know the exact electric range. Have not driven it more than 30 miles on a single charge. The manual states a 30+ mile range depending upon driving style. Message me with questions or picture requests.
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