Ford F-150 Ranger Xlt on 2040-cars
Defuniak Springs, Florida, United States
1979 Ranger XLT F150 pickup is good to excellent. This body style was only available for two year (78-79) and one of Ford most popular models to this day. This truck was never abused, always stored inside out of the elements and has been maintained all her life. It is currently my daily driver and work truck. It is a Florida truck and has working AC. It is very dependable with less than 83k original miles. This is a 4WD with locking hubs truck with 8' bed. This truck has no bondo, has solid body and chassis and would be excellent candidate for an easy restoration project. This truck This truck was recently services and tuned by Powered by Ford performance shop in Orlando FL. Recent upgrades include:Edelbrock Performer 400 aluminum Intake manifoldHolley 470 CFM 4BBL Truck Avenger CarburetorMallory Electronic DistributorMallory Pro-coilHeavy Duty extra cooling radiatorall new ignition components*Ford Racing Valve Cover Set - Not yet installed Additional
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