2001 Ford Ranger Xl Extended Cab Pickup 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Virginia, United States
Up for your consideration is this 2001 Ford Ranger Extended Cab, 4-Door, Rear Wheel Drive truck. It needs motor work and is NOT currently in running condition. It has a new transmission, new spark plugs and spark plug wires, untested CD player, working AM/FM radio, and will include a bed liner. Has air conditioning, but unable to test since the motor is not working. There are a few rust pits on the front bumper. There is a small chip, roughly the size of a penny, on the steering wheel cover. Great paint job, orange exterior with tan and black interior. If the previous owner supplies the bed cover (not currently photographed, but has some scratches) before auction close, I will add photographs of it and it will be included in the final sale. Overall, a great 2WD truck that needs a new motor or appropriate motor work to get it running again. |
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