Originally Posted by SaltySeaRabbit

Selling my truck: 2004 Ranger 4x4 XLT Supercab W/ 4.0L, Manual Transmission, Leer Cap - $3900 Here is a link to the Craigslist ad with Pictures: https://newyork.craigslist.org/brx/c...760658541.html Here is the text from that craigslist ad: For Sale: 2004 Ford Ranger 4x4 XLT Supercab Pick up Truck- $3900. The truck has 148K miles (mostly highway miles) - it runs, drives, and stops great! Clean Title, in hand ready to sign over to the new owner. It is registered and Insured, and can be test driven. There are NO warning or check engine lights. All the systems work as they should. It's a great, tuff truck - I would drive it to CA today if I needed to. With winter coming this is a great time to buy a true 4x4 vehicle (much better than an AWD car in the snow!) With the 4x4 and the nice tires - there really isn't anywhere this truck won't go. I have owned it for about 6 years and have kept up on the maintenance (I have a nice big stack of records I can give to the buyer). This Truck has the more powerful 4.0L V6 engine, 4x4, and a 5 speed Manual transmission. This is a rare configuration of this truck and took me a long time to find it when I bought it. Another really nice feature of this truck is the color matched locking Leer cap. New this was about $1500 new and it is great to have all the space in the bed, but also be able to secure and protect what ever it is that you are carrying around. Another great feature of this truck is the rugged steel front bumper with the 8K LBS winch. Very useful for pulling you friends out of a snowy ditch, or moving a heavy object. If you ever are able to get this truck stuck it would also be useful for pulling your self out. The Heat works great, it blows hot right away. The AC blows Ice Cold. The interior is nice and clean, never smoked in, seats are in great shape with out any rips, etc. I just had the NYS inspection done and it will not need to be inspected for another year. Here are some things that I have had done maintenance wise recently: -At 115k I replaced the transmission, Entire Clutch kit, Flywheel, Clutch Slave cylinder, transmission & Transfer Case fluids. The replacement transmission had 77K miles on it - I have replaced both front wheel bearings with MOOG parts - these have wheel bearings have a lifetime warrentee (about $550 installed) - All 4 shocks have been replaced with Rancho RS9000XL adjustable shocks (about $560 installed) - I recently replaced the battery with an Optima Yellow Top battery (about $250) - The fan clutch was replaced (about $300 with installation) - One of the o2 sensors was replaced (about 300 with installation) - The truck has 5x Goodyear Wrangler Duratac Tires (one of them is the spare and has 0 miles). These are amazing Tires! (With Mounting they were about $1100) - RCI engine and transfer case skid plates (about $450 installed) -I have replaced Front break calipers, the rear break shoes and springs, and more recently upgraded the front breaks with ceramic pads, and drilled/slotted rotors. The truck stops great! (Done at different times, but about (1400 in part and labor) - The truck has a Stainless Steel Dynomax Catback exhaust (not a loud exhaust, but sounds nice) (about $300 installed) - The truck has an upgraded Kenwood Radio that is iPhone, bluetooth, and pandora compatible. This is set up with a microphone so that you can do hands free calling. This was $518 with installation when I got it. -Over the summer I replaced the Alternator (250 installed), windshield wiper motor (about 175 installed), and one of the break lines ($175 installed) There are probably other things I can't remember as well. As you can see I have really taken care of this thing. When it needed something it got it, and I always tried have the shop put on a better part than what it would have had new. Over the years I have taken trips all over the north east. I also took a trip from NY to Northern Michigan, and a different trip from NY to Wyoming. This has been a very reliable vehicle, it has come in handy when I moved, picking up supplies from Home Depot, camping, and any time there is snow on the ground. As you can see in the pictures it has regular bumps and bruises, and some rust - the kind of stuff you will find on most trucks this age. A couple of years ago the truck was lightly hit in the rear and back bumper and tale gate got some some dents. Because of the age of the truck the other person's insurance company paid out for the truck (still has clean title), I have been using it since then with out any ill effects. The Truck is located on City Island, come check it out. Asking $3900. Give me a call, my number is (646)598-8736