2001 Ford Ranger Xlt 4-wheel Drive on 2040-cars
Sparrow Bush, New York, United States
HERE WE WE HAVE A 2001 FORD RANGER 4-WHEEL DRIVE WHICH RUNS AND DRIVES FINE . THE 4 WHEEL DRIVE OPERATES AS IT SHOULD. HAS 16 INCH TIRES WHICH ARE AT ABOUT 50% TREAD LIFE. IT HAS A NEW BATTERY. AS SEEN IN THE PICTURES IT HAS A CAP WHICH STAYS ON . THE TRUCK VERY LITTLE BODY RUST AS SEEN IN THE PICTURES ONLY ON THE BOTTON OF THE BACK DOORS IF BUY IT NOW IS USED I WILL HAVE THE RUST REPAIRED. THE TRUCK IS A DAILY DRIVER SO THE MILEAGE WILL INCREASE BY THE END OF THE AUCTION. ONLY OTHER THING THAT I CAN THINK OFF IS THE HEATER/AC SWITCH NEEDS TO BE REPLACED. NOT A BAD TRUCK FOR BEING 13 YEARS OLD. ANY QUESTIONS CALL 845-978-6565 THANKS TOM |
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