2006 Ford Ranger 4x4 Xlt Supercab No Reserve on 2040-cars
Erie, Pennsylvania, United States
You are bidding on a 2006 Ford Ranger 4X4 XLT Extended Cab that we are selling with No Reserve. Mechanically this truck is perfect, the engine runs and drives as it should, the transmission shifts smoothly, and the 4WD engages as it should. Interior of the truck is in good condition, there is a rip in the drivers side seat and some stains, I have not detailed truck yet but will and those stains will be out, but other there that in pretty good shape, there is no smoke or odors at all, cruise control, heat and air, and radio all function properly. Exterior of the truck is in great condition, there are no major dings or dents at all on truck and the red still has a great shine, also included is the matching Leer cap which is also in great shape. Tires on this truck will need replaced very soon!! Truck is being sold locally so auction may end early, also add $131 to final price for Doc Fee (Dealership Policy). NADA Retail Value on this truck is $11,200 you can buy for thousands and thousands less as we are selling with no reserve. Any questions please call (814)-449-2604 my name is Ryan. Good luck and Good Bidding!!
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