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Old 05-01-2012, 06:00 AM
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Originally Posted by FordmanDFD217
Here's a really nice '95 F150. It's only got 52,000 miles. Only two issues, it's 5 grand and it has the old V8 which is pretty bad on gas. But she's a beauty for a truck that old.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FORD-...5#ht_500wt_948
It's more than 5k, he has a reserve, and with it looking that nice it probably will not be off until bids hit 6000 atleast.
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Originally Posted by amick218

It's more than 5k, he has a reserve, and with it looking that nice it probably will not be off until bids hit 6000 atleast.
Whoops, got a little carried away. Well, I thought I had a nice one there. Lol
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Originally Posted by kozal01
If mileage is a concern with a $3500 budget youll be able to get a ranger that nets much better mileage than an F-150. The newer F-150's are on par with the rangers for mileage but not the older ones. Ive owned both so feel free to ask anything you want to know, I currently own 2 Rangers in fact bringing my owned Ranger total up to 5. lol
Damn you have 2? I've only seen the blue one where can I see the other?
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Originally Posted by BROWNINGFX4

Damn you have 2? I've only seen the blue one where can I see the other?
Yeah I acquired a 91 2wd 4.0 for free recently. It's a beater and I've been using it for yard work.




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thats cool howd you get it for free? gonna keep it the way it is?
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Originally Posted by BROWNINGFX4
thats cool howd you get it for free? gonna keep it the way it is?
My grandpa bought it for a cousin that couldn't drive it because it's a stick so he offered it to me. No plans for it really, it's rusted pretty bad, can mounts are shot, frame is rotted. I'm just going to drive it
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Ranger or Mazda...I had a 1999 Mazda B2500...anemic for the most part...had to downshift on the highway sometimes. I did add a Gibson Exhaust and some better plugs and wires. I could get up to 22mpg keeping it at 65mph or so. It was a nice looking truck (extended cab with a beer window) but performance on the 4 banger was weak. I think the 3.0L V6 probably got the same mileage and a bit better performance. The 4.0L I have no idea about...
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Originally Posted by kozal01
Extended cab? My cousin is over 7' tall and he used to ride in my Ranger no problem but its an extended cab. Leg room isnt much different then my F-150 but its narrower, if your fat you wont fit well. lol
I wear jeans with a 34" inseam, and I could not drive my friend's regular cab ranger, or my other friend's regular cab S-10 comfortably. The supercab was needed for leg room.
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Originally Posted by kozal01
Extended cab? My cousin is over 7' tall and he used to ride in my Ranger no problem but its an extended cab. Leg room isnt much different then my F-150 but its narrower, if your fat you wont fit well. lol


I believe my 2000 explorer had the same legroom as the Ranger. I'm 6'3" and always felt like legs were jammed up. Now that I have my F150, I'll prob never drive anything but a pickup. Love the legroom and headroom too.
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Originally Posted by rbrais
I wear jeans with a 34" inseam, and I could not drive my friend's regular cab ranger, or my other friend's regular cab S-10 comfortably. The supercab was needed for leg room.
I wear a 34" inseam (Im just over 6' tall) as well and have driven Rangers both regular cab and extended cab just fine. The only ranger of mine that was a little cramped was the old 86 regular cab I drivable when I was 16, that had a small cab.

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