1998 Ford Ranger Ev Standard Cab Pickup 2-door -- El on 2040-cars
Los Altos, California, United States
Hi, Due to a family medical emergency I have to sell one of my Ranger EVs. I currently have 3 and all have been driven. This one was the last I had planned to upgrade to the new LiFePO4 batteries, but I no longer can pursue this project. I have driven this truck with a battery pack from another vehicle. This truck still has the original 8V PbA batteries which are now dead. It did drive around 100 yards when I first got it on the current battery pack, so the components appear to be fine other than the batteries. The Yahoo Ranger EV group has many active members and they have converted many of these trucks to LiFePO4 and get ranges around 70-110 miles with the batteries typically chosen. The truck is in very good condition with less than 16k miles on it. Vehicle MUST be picked up from my location or near Mountain View, California by no later than 6/4/2014 or it will be otherwise disposed of without refund to the purchaser. No Trades. |
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