1988 Ford Ranger Custom V8 Hot Rod on 2040-cars
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States
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i will describe the truck to the best of my knowledge. i purchased the truck the way it is with some books and paperwork. the mileage is what shows on custom speedometer. i own a car lot and purchased at auction , planned on playing with the truck but i am a big guy and with the speakers behind the seat i barely fit . it will be sold through the car lot and Indiana sales tax of 7% will be collected . it has dual dvd players in bed that both work. has all kinds of audio equipment which can be seen in photos , i am not familiar with audio equipment but it sounds awesome. the engine appears to be a 302 which has had a big cam (paperwork included) , aluminum heads, and so on. engine sounds very strong. body and interior are in descent shape. passenger door has a dent which can be seen from photos. has poppers for doors that work from key fob or hidden switch. it is a very cool and very powerful little truck. engine and transmission appear to have small fluid leaks . i would hate to think how much time and money was spent on this truck . with it being custom it is being sold as is.
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