I could use a little help
#1
I could use a little help
A company is auctioning off a handful of Ford Rangers. A few 1999's, a few 2004's and 2005's.
They all have about the same mileage (85,000-115,000). They are all 4x4's.
They were well maintained and are in good physical condition but have high mileage.
If anyone has ever purchased a Ranger this way or if anyone has any advice (including fair market value/ what I can expect to pay) I would greatly appreciate it.
They all have about the same mileage (85,000-115,000). They are all 4x4's.
They were well maintained and are in good physical condition but have high mileage.
If anyone has ever purchased a Ranger this way or if anyone has any advice (including fair market value/ what I can expect to pay) I would greatly appreciate it.
#4
Well I have a 2000 which is basically the same as the 99'. I love my truck without a doubt and the 4.0 OHV has nice low end grunt which I personally enjoy. I think the only thing I really prefer about the newer styles is the front end. It really looks better with the smaller headlight/corner light combo and the bumpers are a bit nicer I think. Otherwise they are both great!
#5
Well I have a 2000 which is basically the same as the 99'. I love my truck without a doubt and the 4.0 OHV has nice low end grunt which I personally enjoy. I think the only thing I really prefer about the newer styles is the front end. It really looks better with the smaller headlight/corner light combo and the bumpers are a bit nicer I think. Otherwise they are both great!
#6
#7
The last 4x4 I had was a Jeep Commanche and it could take a beating off road. Have you had some fun with yours vans?
#8
#9
Did you do any kind of lift?
I was reading about torsion bar adjustments and suspension lifts. Torsion adjustments sound pretty economical.
#10
#11
Yes I sure do. I have both a suspension lift and a body lift for around 7" of total lift. When I was stock height I cranked my torsion bars and it helped the look but boy did it ride like crap! Don't waste your money on torsion keys. You can just crank them to the desired height.
#12
#17
What does a lift set you back?
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