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[Ranger_XL]

1996 Ford Ranger Regular Cab XL:

2.3 I4 Lima;
M5OD;
Manual-Transfer Case;
Manual-Locking Hubs;
4.10 Gears.

 

[scotts90ranger]

Nice, I've been looking for a set of those wheels for my '97, but 15" wheels and 235 75 15 tires are harder to find used in good shape are harder to find than they used to be, it's almost cheaper to buy a parts rig for the tires on it...

Looks good, hopefully not too rusty for ya, nice reliable setup.

 

[Shran]

Very cool. I wish I could find one just like that. Does it have electric shift 4x4 or a lever on the floor?

Hopefully it's not a typical PA rust bucket! That body style seemed to have severe frame rust issues but the body didn't, except for the core support and bed floor.

 

[Saddle Tramp]

Congratulations!

 

[Ranger_XL]

No, it has a 7/21 inspection, and it has a BW 13-54 (manual-transfer case). It has vinyl upholstery, manual transmission, manual-transfer case, manual-locking hubs, manual/hand cranks for the windows, manual locks, no power steering, and 4.10 gears.

 

[Ranger_XL]

Nice, I've been looking for a set of those wheels for my '97, but 15" wheels and 235 75 15 tires are harder to find used in good shape are harder to find than they used to be, it's almost cheaper to buy a parts rig for the tires on it...

Looks good, hopefully not too rusty for ya, nice reliable setup.

I have a 1994 Ford Ranger Super Cab XLT for sale with those exact wheels in excellent condition. The body is in very good condition, the frame is scaly but passes inspection, and it runs decently, but it needs work (horn, windshield-wiper motor, power-window motor, and rear brakes) to pass another inspection. The wheels are the nicest thing on the truck; anyone is welcome to have it (first-come, first-serve basis) for $750 or best offer.