rhd ranger

wr250rdr · Mar 4, 2011

so looking through craiglist i came across this

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/ctd/2245756178.html

looks like alot of getto enginering went into that conversion

gribly · Mar 4, 2011

That was for sale a few months ago, I think the postal worker or the post office that used it listed it last time, so that guy has not had it very long. I'd be leery of it if it is for sale that quick again.

7.5L_STX · Mar 4, 2011

looks pretty sketchy to me.

wr250rdr · Mar 4, 2011

ya i dont want it, just thought it was interesting.

CHKNFKR · Mar 4, 2011

I once had a rhd postal jeep. I think somewhere on this forum theres a pic of the condition it was in. Government owned is something you want to stay away from. The exception to this rule is military equipment, we take care of our shit!

Original_Ranger84 · Mar 4, 2011

Yeah, the government beats the heck out of their vehicles... atleast the FAA does up in alaska. But they are in villages with no paved roads.

straycat · Mar 4, 2011

Every now and then I see an Explorer and a Ranger on the rural routes that have right hand steering. Me being military and my dad was military we have lived all over the word and we had to adjust to driving on the opposite side of the road. It was a bit weird at first...some parts of Africa, Japan, Thailand, Australia and the Antarctic coutries for example. But then again...there are some really neat vehicals that I have driven in other countries that will never come to America...and that is just a shame you know??

'99 EB Explorer · Mar 4, 2011

"Its hard to believe that a vehicle of this age can have such low miles, but keep in mind that this vehicle was government owned."
:icon_rofl:

"Because this truck was government owned, its has been well maintained and cared for."
:icon_rofl:

"steers great does not vibrations." Grammar FAIL! :icon_confused:

"The exterior of the truck is pretty straightexcept for a few dings and dents, scrapes and paint chips here and there, as one would expect with a vehicle this age. Both the front and rear bumper are bent as you can see from the pictures below. There is a small dent on the left front fender, just ahead of the tire. There is another dent on the left rear corner of the truck. The right entry door has some holes drilled into it from where the city had its signs hanging."

Would've been easier to say:
The exterior has dings and scratches

Dissection over

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