1989 Ford Ranger Xlt Crew Cab V6 4x4 New Motor! No Reserve on 2040-cars
Valrico, Florida, United States
Very nice 1989 Ford Ranger 4WD. Automatic V6, Hunter green (rust spot on hood, one tear in seat see pics) with gray interior. Freshly rebuilt motor with less than 500 miles on it (odometer shows 51,330, maybe 151k.? not sure), and a 12,000 mile warranty on the new motor! Runs and drives great. No leaks, air blows cold...takes a few minutes. 4 inch lift with custom wheels/tires. New battery, New flow master exhaust. Great truck for a student, working on the farm, or just about anyone. Lots of new/newer parts! Too many to list. Email for more details, or to see in person. Title in hand. Hard to find one like this out there. NO scammers, no brokers, no trades please. Easily worth $7500+. No reserve, make an offer. |
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