1996 Ford Ranger Xlt Ext Cab V6 Gas Saver Low Miles Work Truck Clean No Reserve on 2040-cars
Frankford, Delaware, United States
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You are looking at a 1996 Ford Ranger Extended
Cab Pickup truck that has a powerful yet gas saving V6 motor and only 172,565 miles on it and
has a lot of life left in it.... It does have a bit of paint oxidation on the hood, but these spots are only cosmetic.
PERFECTLY CLEAN CARFAX AND CURRENT PA STICKER!!!! This truck was
used as a parts truck. The drivers are all took very good care
of this truck. The maintenance of this Ranger was done regularly and you can
tell this by the way it drives. In fact this truck was over maintained...A
schedule was kept and followed...If I covered up the odometer and took you for a drive and told you that
this truck had 60k on it you would believe me, by the way it drives. It is
tight on the road and drives well. Because of the miles this truck will sell
cheap. Look at what others are advertising similar pickups for...Every bit of
$5-6k. This one sold NO RESERVE. The exterior is in
decent shape but has a bit of oxidation on the hood(see
pics). The bed has a nice and durable Duraaliner. The tires are all matching radials and look
fine. Also has a FULL SIZE SPARE under the bed. The interior is
SUPER clean. The seats are comfortable and look GREAT. There is a third seat in the extended cab area (see pics) There are no odors...Comfortably seats at least 4 adults!!! The a/c blows cold and
the radio works great! The 3.0L V6 Ford Engine starts right up, has plenty of power, and sounds great. The
transmission shifts smoothly. You can switch from 2-4 Wheel Drive RIGHT INSIDE THE
CAB!! If you are looking for a reliable,
reasonable worktruck that looks great, this truck is for you!!!!! This work truck
will drive you home wherever you need to drive. We will pick you up at the
Salisbury, MD airport or bus or train station during normal business hours or
by appt. We go the extra mile for you. We have been in business since 1948. I am auctioning
this with NO RESERVE. There is a $200
fee on ALL vehicles. . This covers clean
up, Carfax, 60 day temp tags, postage, lien verification, and covers our fixed
costs and lets us sell with NO RESERVE. You will owe the balance within 7 days
and need to pick up the truck in 30 days.
We aim to please and hope you will have a pleasant buying experience
with us! If you can't see all the pictures or video try another computer as
some work computers have a filter for pictures. This listing will end at
10:30pm Eastern time on Monday 7/21 |
Ford Ranger for Sale
11 ford ranger rwd clean carfax one owner we finance
For ranger xlt 6cyl 5spd(US $1,200.00)
1997 ford ranger xlt extended cab pickup 2-door 2.3l - no reserve 5 speed manual
2007 ford ranger xl extended cab pickup 2-door 3.0l
2010 ford ranger sport extended cab pickup 2-door 4.0l(US $12,500.00)
2000 ford ranger xl extended cab pickup 2-door 2.5l
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