4wd extended cab compact pickup truck

[RandyO]

Ranger, S-10, Dakota, doesn't matter, need something dependable, 99-00-01-02 100k-150k miles

[dingley00]

i have also been looking for the exact same thing... but everything seems to be a complete rust bucket, the rear shackles on almost all of them are rotted completely out.

[RandyO]

not looking anymore

found this

[Stoneman]

Geeze Randy, that looks too nice for you!

[RandyO]

a couple things that needs fixed

emergency brake
pit in windshield
power steering pump (squeeky bearing)
door ajar lamp won't shut off but dome light turns off and on when you open and close door
could use a tuneup,

tires have plenty of tread remaining but I think I might buy 4 steel wheels and better winter tires

need toneau cover

http://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/1999/...dard-Equipment

I paid $2400

[ninjachica250]

wow thats a steal, great lookin truck!

[breakdirt916]

will it be used for recreation, utility, commuting, or all of the above?

[RandyO]

will it be used for recreation, utility, commuting, or all of the above?

um, none of the above

it's a company work vehicle, initially it will replace my old Winstar that failed the recall inspection, it will be used as a crew vehicle.

My original plan was to replace the Winstar in about 6 months with a Transit Connect, I explored the option of making it happen now, but I don't want payments

so instead, the plan is temporarily replace the Winstar with the Ranger, then in 6 months trade my Jeep Cherokee toward a new Ford Transit, and replace my Jeep with the Ranger

The Winstar has been my crew vehicle, I rarely drive it, mostly driven by emplyees, and the Jeep has been my personal company vehicle, but I park it in April and ride my motorcycle, in the past, Winstar saw about 8000-10000 miles 90% rural 50% gravel, Jeep gets about 3000-4000 miles a year, even in winter I still put more miles on my bike

after it becomes my personal company vehicle, it will be mostly used for utility purposes, some errands that I can't do with my bike or it's not practical to do with my bike

my commute is 70 feet walk house to barn

[Ray-Ray]

Randy - You should take the truck to Landric's-BOMO and have them fix those ods and ends things. They do great and reliable work!