The neverending search for a new vehicle...
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The neverending search for a new vehicle...
Well the accident left me jobless in addition to truckless which makes it hard to get a new vehicle so used looks like the way to go.
http://www.bartowford.com/Specials2/Default.asp
Im looking at the 2000 Ranger 4x4 has 91K miles on it though :( seems pretty high what you guys think?
http://www.bartowford.com/Specials2/Default.asp
Im looking at the 2000 Ranger 4x4 has 91K miles on it though :( seems pretty high what you guys think?
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a 2000 vehicle with 91k miles is a bit high
one good side to that would be if they were highway miles
not as stressful on the vehicle as local miles with all the stop and go
average mileage per year is between 12-15k
check the brake pedal for wear
also the floor mats and other inside items like steering wheel and shifter (if manual)
more local milage would show wear on this pieces
lots of hood chips (front nose and top) is a sign of highway mileage
one good side to that would be if they were highway miles
not as stressful on the vehicle as local miles with all the stop and go
average mileage per year is between 12-15k
check the brake pedal for wear
also the floor mats and other inside items like steering wheel and shifter (if manual)
more local milage would show wear on this pieces
lots of hood chips (front nose and top) is a sign of highway mileage
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Originally Posted by shadyluke
I wonder why a 2000 would have a set of edge plus wheels on it?
There is barely a Ranger on here, yours included, that doesn't have something changed becuse the owner feels like it, not because its been wrecked
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Originally Posted by Martiangod
Same could be said about any truck on this site, why does it have done whats been done to it.
There is barely a Ranger on here, yours included, that doesn't have something changed becuse the owner feels like it, not because its been wrecked
There is barely a Ranger on here, yours included, that doesn't have something changed becuse the owner feels like it, not because its been wrecked
However the carfax report I recommend for any used vehicle not just because of the wheels being changed. In 90k miles vehicles go through a lot. Itz a sharp looking truck tho
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Yeah but carfaz ain't always gonna be right, it goes by the vin and if you take it to somebody who don't report service/damages accodin to the vin then you'll never know. Just like one of my friends flooded his dodge. Had a friend totally rebuild it inside and out. To this very day, if you run a carfax on it, you will never know what happened to it.
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Originally Posted by FLPanther
Well thanks everyone for the help, but i knew all along that it was hopeless. I was inbetween jobs when I got in my wreck and so I am jobless at the moment. I need a car to get and keep a job, but I need a job to get the car :(
And you Florida peeps seem to have quite the network going, bet you'd find some help to get it up to standards pretty quick.
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