Posted by Dave in GA on July 30, 2011 at 19:37:42 from (184.36.183.103):
There's a 1990 Ranger pickup 2wd for sale down the road by a private owner. Four cylinder and 4-speed or 5-speed manual. Needs paint and tires, but good body and no rust. That's all I know right now. He wants $1,500 for it. I don't know much about these little pickups since I've always been a V8 man with Internationals and Suburbans and 60's big block Buicks and Oldsmobiles. I need something from the 90s, smaller with decent MPG, and don't want to spend over 3 grand, and I don't mind having to spend some on minor repairs and parts. Are these old Rangers good trucks, or should I run fast and hard away from it? Are the 1990s 2wd Chevy S10s any good? There are a few of them around here too.
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