1999 Ford Ranger Xlt Extended Cab Pickup 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Breinigsville, Pennsylvania, United States
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Vehicle has had the following work done in the last couple of years, a frames strut bars and bushings replaced, brake work done, new front locking hubs transmission rebuilt at 134,431 miles.. has pa inspection sticker.. VEHICLE DOES HAVE ENGINE PROBLEM, getting water in exhaust, no water in oil, headgasket???? I am listing this vehicle for my son and it is in Breinigsville Pa . Vehicle can be looked at with appointment anytime before auction ends.. I will try to answer all questions, just email me. You can hear veh run if needed.Veh was driven daily up until about 3 weeks ago.
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