1994 Ford Ranger XLT

Currently in its 4th generation of production the Ford Ranger was introduced for the 1983 model year with and built until 2012, then again starting in 2019 with its fourth generation, which is still being produced. The second generation trucks were built from 1993 through 19y sharing no body panels with its predecessor shifting its design away from a “smaller' F-series truck to more of a aerodynamic design. This particular little unit was ordered in a way for basically the purpose of being towed behind a motor home. It shows under 50,000 miles on the clock with a very clean body and interior. This was ordered with no A/C, crank windows, no power locks, 5-speed manual transmission and no other bells and whistles, a feat that probably couldn't be duplicated today. This Ranger starts nicely and drives down the road with no issues and the popular V6 vs. the 4-cylinder variant pushes this thing nicely. No known issues to mention, it does have the pull bar attachment on the front but guessing it could be removed.