So, I'm just bored at work and halfway interested in finding another Level II. They're not ANYWHERE! Are they getting hard to find? Read on here that there aren't too too many around...

Any more info on why that is?

 

I had a damn hard time finding mine but i was specifically looking for a low mileage 5 speed.

 

yes and no at times they seem to be everywhere it seems like it goes in spurts

 

what is the difference in a reg ranger and a level 2 one?

 

I'm going to say that the people that own them are keeping them, and the ones that do go for sale, are snatched up quickly.

 

It seems like finding a manual Level II is somewhat of a chore. Otherwise they are only slightly harder to find than most other rangers. They do sell fast though.

 

I don't think most ranger owners even knew what they were when they were new. You hardly saw them around when at a dealer, I had to order mine. When I went to sell it, no one cared that it was a Level II, or even knew what the difference was.

~HJ

 

They are out there. You probably have a better chance finding them in the western states though.

 

you can find anything in the western states..

 

if i would have know about them i would have gotten one right off the bat.

 

I found a 2007 with 6,000 miles in freakin' Oregon. I need to go there, and now!

 

holy god 6000 miles..... um wow

 

You leave yet? Don't come back unless you have the truck and pic's .

 

^^^ ditto

 

2002 Ford Ranger

There is a Twin stick DWB here in MN. I have found three Level II's or 2002 FX4 so far within 100 miles of me right now, but most are auto's

http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/da...493911880.html

^ This one has 200K miles! That might be a winner for High mileage Level II here.

 

Come on Swoopy. I'll let ya drive a big purple beast!



I find that most the dealers selling used cars, don't list it as a Level II or even an FX4....they list it as just off road or just XLT...then you see the pics and BAM! It's an Fx4 Level II! That's just what I notice. But yeah, they are sort of a rarity and as said above, I'm thinking folks who bought 'em, bought 'em for a reason and keep 'em, then when they do sell, they either think they're gold or get snatched up quick. idk.

 

I stopped and looked at this one yesterday and it looked very clean and well taken care of. It only has 35,000 on it and they are asking 11,988.

2002 Ford Ranger, Taylor, MI, Truck Short Super Cab, Telegraph Dodge Chrysler Jeep Stock: 4403A Detroit, Livonia and Dearborn Area

 

Your in VA i dont know far you are from snow hill MD but heres one for 7500 with 102,000 miles and a 5 speed. 2003 4x4 Ranger

 

I'd say more people that couldn't afford them new are snatched them up used and hanging on to them.

 

Where is it?

Oh wait I found it, yeah that is nice, the color is great. The town is about 40 minutes outside of portland. In oregon dealerships are open 7 days a week. Priceline.com

Given the age, miles, and condition the price isn't bad.

 

Here is another one, this time with the twin sticks.

Oregon Car Connection | 2003 Ford Ranger Super Cab 4D

And this one was made at the Edison NJ plant.

 

I've only seen less than 10 on the roads out here. That's in 3 years.
I'm going to drive mine into the ground.

 

I've seen three today alone.

~HJ

 

I think that FX4s are hard to find let alone level IIs

I looked on cars.com today to find an 06 fx4 (to see what they are selling for) and I only found 1 in 500 miles.....haha

My exact truck (color/automatic) with 500 more miles for like 18,500

I see them on the road, every so often...but I see F150 fx4s all the time, i drive past 3 in driveways on my way to school (3 mile drive)