Looking for a Reliable Ford Ranger? Here’s What You Need to Know!

If you’re in the market for a strong running, Manual Transmission, 4×4 Ford Ranger, look no further. This particular vehicle was purchased in October 2019 and is becoming increasingly rare to find in such good condition.

The Good:

• No carpet in cab, solid vinyl floorpan for easy cleaning.
• Towing hitch
• Headlight & Taillight bulbs upgraded to halogen in 02/2024.

Maintenance Overview:

• Air Filter Replaced Nov 2023
• Regular oil changes (05/24), transmission flushed August 2023.
• Air conditioning recharged in 2022.
• New Tires (Falken Wildpeak) in 2023
• New Battery in 2022
• Windshield replaced in 2022
• Brakes Checked in 2022
• Rear brake assemblies (both) replaced in 2021, new drums & shoes.
• Fuel tank dropped in 2021 and new Fuel Pump, Fuel Filter, Ignition wires & spark plugs installed.
• Front rotors, left front hub, front axle seals, front and rear pinion seals replaced in 2019.
• Engine overhauled in 2019 @ 160k km:
• New Timing Chains
• New Seals
• New Clutch
• New Thermostat
• Canopy resealed by CanopyWest in 2019.

The Meh:

• Some cosmetic paint chips from bird droppings.
• Canopy gasket has worn paint off the tailgate.
• Canopy clearcoat is failing.
• Very minimal body rust.
• Front quarter panel mis-alignment.

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Strong running, Manual Transmission, 4×4 Ford Ranger. Purchased from Carter GM North Shore in October 2019. Getting hard to find this drivetrain combo anymore which hasn’t been run into the ground!

The Good:
– No carpet in cab, solid vinyl floorpan for easy cleaning.
– Towing hitch
– Headlight & Taillight bulbs upgraded to halogen 02/2024.

Maintenance Overview:
– Air Filter Replaced Nov 2023
– Regular oil changes (05/24), transmission flushed August 2023.
– Air conditioning recharged 2022.
– New Tires (Falken Wildpeak) 2023
– New Battery 2022
– Windshield replaced 2022
– Brakes Checked 2022
– Rear brake assemblies (both) replaced in 2021, new drums & shoes.
– Fuel tank dropped in 2021 and new Fuel Pump, Fuel Filter, Ignition wires & spark plugs installed.
– Front rotors, left front hub, front axle seals, front and rear pinion seals replaced 2019 (Carter GM Northshore).
– Engine overhauled in 2019 @ 160k km:
– New Timing Chains
– New Seals
– New Clutch
– New Thermostat
– Canopy resealed by CanopyWest in 2019.

The Meh:
– Some cosmetic paint chips from bird poop eating it while I was away for work, and a strip at the top of the tailgate where the canopy gasket has worn at it.
– Long horizontal strip of paint off the tailgate where the canopy has worn it. Not visible when canopy is closed, not rusting.
– Canopy clearcoat is failing.
– Very minimal body rust.
– Front quarterpanel has been mis-aligned at base since I purchased, but Carfax shows no incidents on record. Doesn’t impact door seal or functionality so haven’t bothered to fix.