Ford 1994 Black Ranger Xl Pickup Truck on 2040-cars
Clayton, New Jersey, United States
Ford 1994 Black Ranger XL
This is my Father in Law's truck. He wanted a pickup truck for around the house kinds of work, but soon after buying it he fell ill. Now it's just sitting there and he really could use the money right now. All the details I know about it are listed above in the item specifics. For the engine and drive type sections in the above details I just guessed. I don't know the actual engine type off hand and it may be rear wheel drive. I don't know and had to put something there in order to list. It is well used and has some dents and aging here and there on the exterior. The interior is basic with a CD player added at some point, but it's broken. The bed has a liner and a utility box. The tires look good. The truck currently doesn't start. My father in law normally does all the maintenance on his vehicles that he can manage on his own. However, with his health problems he can't manage to do any more than he has with it and he can't afford to take it to a repair shop. The day it didn't start for him he tried to replaced the spark plugs. Two of them he just can't get to though. He believes if both of those sparks plugs are replaced then the truck will start. It ran fine before this issue though. Pretty good for being over the 200K mark in mileage. Along with the two spark plugs, the battery needs replaced now from sitting since the late Summer. Also the truck is past due for its inspection because my father in law couldn't take it to get inspected when he couldn't get it to start. So needless to say who ever wins it will have to arrange to pick it up. As far as I know those are the only issues with the truck. Please understand though that I can't guarantee that those are the only issues. I'm going off of what my father in law told me and he only had it a short time. It has a lot of mileage from previous owns and that history is not known. If you have any questions I'll try to answer them. I've posted everything I can think of though. Thanx for your interest in my listing. |
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