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Very Good Running 2003 Ford Ranger Xlt 4dr Ext.cab on 2040-cars

US $2,900.00
Year:2003 Mileage:140000
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                   Hello we have a 2003 Ford Ranger for sale its been with us for a few years now and is still running strong we have kept up on all mechanical issues and wearable items and all of the maintenance records. Like new brakes, shocks, water pump, serpentine belt, sparkplugs, and oil changes...etc. We have been driving this truck as an extra vehicle to where ever we need to go. We like that it can fit things like a washer and dryer, Refrigerator or a riding mower in the bed. This comes in really handy.  It also has the factory wiring hookups to pull a small 5X8 trailer already for the lights. And we still have the factory class 3 hitch and ball its not shown in pictures.  Everything still works great! The air conditioning blows cold the heater works great and so does everything else cruise control, CD player, and power windows and locks. There is a crack in the windshield and another on the dash lens. We can replace these both for around 150.00 installed if interested. The truck runs out great and you can come test drive it before you buy. Truck is for sale locally as well and we reserve this right to sell. The rear tires were just put on less than two months ago, the front were in better shape. If interested you can call me with any questions at (573) 694-9699. Thank you and good luck.

        

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