Hello From Canada and Thank you!!!
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09-29-2009
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From: Mississauga
Hello From Canada and Thank you!!!
I've been reading a couple of Ranger Websites before I finally bought the truck and the posts on this website helped me decide on whether or not to buy a Ranger....I now own a 2009 Ranger Sport and I'm very happy with it.
I thank everyone here for the info on the Threads. When you see how many people are logged on and 1 guest, that was probably me. lol
Thanx again everyone and I'm looking to do some mods and get some track times to post my results.
I thank everyone here for the info on the Threads. When you see how many people are logged on and 1 guest, that was probably me. lol
Thanx again everyone and I'm looking to do some mods and get some track times to post my results.
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09-29-2009
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From: Mississauga
Here's my story:
I do too much research before buying any major purchase and never thought about owning a truck....then these guys in the Mustang Club were telling me that their Ford Rangers lasted longer then their cars and how much they loved the truck. So I took one for a test drive and realized I can't live without it. What you can do with a truck that you can't do with a car is just unbelievable...I can't buy anything with a car unless I get it delivered for a price.
I saw an ad where Ford was offering up to $10K off the Rangers including the Cash for Clunkers Program. They gave me $1300 for my winter beater hunk of junk '94 Sentra which needed at least $1000 in repairs. My Ranger is a 2009 Ext Cab Sport model and it's fully loaded, I got it for $15,200 plus the extra $1300 for the Sentra. I couldn't buy a Focus for this price. I still have the Mustang and will mostly use it for the track.
Let's see if these Photos work:
I do too much research before buying any major purchase and never thought about owning a truck....then these guys in the Mustang Club were telling me that their Ford Rangers lasted longer then their cars and how much they loved the truck. So I took one for a test drive and realized I can't live without it. What you can do with a truck that you can't do with a car is just unbelievable...I can't buy anything with a car unless I get it delivered for a price.
I saw an ad where Ford was offering up to $10K off the Rangers including the Cash for Clunkers Program. They gave me $1300 for my winter beater hunk of junk '94 Sentra which needed at least $1000 in repairs. My Ranger is a 2009 Ext Cab Sport model and it's fully loaded, I got it for $15,200 plus the extra $1300 for the Sentra. I couldn't buy a Focus for this price. I still have the Mustang and will mostly use it for the track.
Let's see if these Photos work:
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09-29-2009
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From: Red Deer, Alberta
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09-29-2009
Here's my story:
I do too much research before buying any major purchase and never thought about owning a truck....then these guys in the Mustang Club were telling me that their Ford Rangers lasted longer then their cars and how much they loved the truck. So I took one for a test drive and realized I can't live without it. What you can do with a truck that you can't do with a car is just unbelievable...I can't buy anything with a car unless I get it delivered for a price.
I saw an ad where Ford was offering up to $10K off the Rangers including the Cash for Clunkers Program. They gave me $1300 for my winter beater hunk of junk '94 Sentra which needed at least $1000 in repairs. My Ranger is a 2009 Ext Cab Sport model and it's fully loaded, I got it for $15,200 plus the extra $1300 for the Sentra. I couldn't buy a Focus for this price. I still have the Mustang and will mostly use it for the track.
Let's see if these Photos work:
I do too much research before buying any major purchase and never thought about owning a truck....then these guys in the Mustang Club were telling me that their Ford Rangers lasted longer then their cars and how much they loved the truck. So I took one for a test drive and realized I can't live without it. What you can do with a truck that you can't do with a car is just unbelievable...I can't buy anything with a car unless I get it delivered for a price.
I saw an ad where Ford was offering up to $10K off the Rangers including the Cash for Clunkers Program. They gave me $1300 for my winter beater hunk of junk '94 Sentra which needed at least $1000 in repairs. My Ranger is a 2009 Ext Cab Sport model and it's fully loaded, I got it for $15,200 plus the extra $1300 for the Sentra. I couldn't buy a Focus for this price. I still have the Mustang and will mostly use it for the track.
Let's see if these Photos work:
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