2000 Ford Ranger

Pickup truck

6 Cylinder 4.0 Liter

Manual

1ftyr14v2ytb37407

Gasoline

AM/FM Radio

2000 Ford Ranger Truck. Original owner. Selling because I recently bought a full sized truck. Extended cab V6 manual truck. 3.0 Liter engine runs great. A/C works great. Clutch is stock and is probably due for replacement. Rhino bedliner was added first week of having the truck. Has a sliding rear window. BF Goodrich All-Terrain T/A 33x12.50 purchased Feb 07 and have 25k miles on them with plenty of tread left, see picture. Ultra wheels. 3 inch suspension lift. 3 inch body lift. Upgraded 4.56 ring and pinion. Dual airbags. Original manuals. Custom bumper/grille guard w/ 9000 lbs. Mile Marker winch. Spider Alarm. Please email or call Jason at 513/289-2635 with any questions. Condition: Flex fuel vehicle. Can be filled with E-85 fuel. The exterior is in pretty good shape. There are a few dents and scratches. 2 dents are noticeable with one on the front right fender and another on the rear right tail. Minor hail damage on hood. Scratch along passenger side from rubbing along plastic garbage can coming out of garage. Could easily be buffed out. The gray cloth interior is nice and shows only minor wear. Carpet in back is torn up a little. The center console does not open correctly. Two things that needs to be replaced would be its shocks and exhaust. Its a rough ride that could be fixed with new shocks. And the exhaust is rusted out. The rear brakes have recently been replaced completely with new hardware. Accepting cash only. More pics can be seen at http://ohiogsppups.com/ranger/ If you would like to come take a look at it, feel free to give me a call at 513/289-2635. My schedule is pretty flexible and we can schedule a meet. I am located in the Westerville/Gahanna area off of Sunbury Road.On Jul-29-10 at 14:26:55 PDT, seller added the following information: More details on the cluth: When cluth is in and held while in 1st gear, sometimes you can hear that the bearing need to be replaced. It is just due for a replacement. Depending on who you know, it can be done from anywhere between $300 and $800 for a Ranger.