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Ford : Ranger SUPER CAB 2006 super cab used 3 l v 6 12 v automatic w cap rwd pickup truck work truck

$3,100

Harrisville, West Virginia

Year 2006

Make Ford

Model Ranger

Category Pickup Truck

Mileage 130000

Posted Over 1 Month

2006 Ford Ranger extended cab with 3.0 v-6 auto cold ac and good heater. This is a work truck with no power windows or cruse, tilt,power seats , no extras only a work truck that starts runs and does everything as normal. It uses no extra oil between changes. It has no warning lights on. The windshield washer is on a separate switch than the original switch. All glass is good. I bought this truck from Tampa Florida and it has no sign of rust. If you should have any question please ask before bidding. This is a work truck not a show truck , it will have some scrapes , bumps, stains but it does work well.

Jaguar : XJS Classic Collection Convertible 2-Door Signal Red, Daytona Rally Wheels, Excellent Running Condition, 2Seat Convertible

$15,000

Harrisville, West Virginia

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Beautiful car! Signal Red. Daytona Wheels. Things that do not work: Cruise, cigarette lighter, interior lights, heated seats, gas gauge. The AC has been converted, but the condenser needs replaced. There is a bad sensor that shows the water level is low, but two different mechanics have looked at it ans say it is only a bad sensor. There is a small tear in the canvas top, on the bottom back (near the body of the car). There are minor scratches and a small dent on the hood, but isn't noticeable unless you are looking carefully. The top works great! The car runs amazingly!

1999 Audi A4 Quattro Prestige Sedan 4

$1,480

Harrisville, West Virginia

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Condition: Used Exterior color: Champagne Interior color: Black/Tan Two Tone with Natural Wood Grain Transmission: Automatic with Select Shift Fule type: GAS Engine: 6 Drivetrain: AWD Vehicle title: Clear Body type: Sedan Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Standard equipment: Quattro All Wheel Drive Sunroof Cassette Player Leather Seats CD Player,Heated Seats Air Conditioning Cruise Control Power Locks Power Windows Power Seats DESCRIPTION: This is a beautiful car inside and out. VERY clean and well kept. Vehicle has only used premium fuel and full synthetic oil Perfect for any luxury/sports car enthusiast. Car has been customized and would make a perfect project or tuner car! The car features 18 inch Audi A8 Performance wheels with custom curled fenders and a Sport Lowering Kit. Includes select shift transmission, power seats, windows, sunroof, lumbars, heated front seats, tinted windows and windshield, BOSE sound system, 6 disc CD Changer and HID Headlights. Interior is in great condition and the paint is fantastic too. Car has new front CV Axles and new Iridium Spark Plugs One headlight bulb needs to be replaced and the throttle body needs to be realigned which can be easily done at any auto maintenance shop done within 5 minutes with a simple computer fix using a VAGCOM cable. ABS Module removed. Car must be picked up by tow truck or rollback. Battery will need jumped. Car comes as is. No returns accepted. Payment must be made within 24 hours of list end, otherwise item will be relisted. An appealingly affordable European. by Ray Thursby Providing luxurious transportation in a tidy package has become a lucrative business for many manufacturers. A wide range of choices are available, with a price spread equally broad. European offerings in this realm are generally more expensive, but have their own special appeal. Although Volvo threatens to break out of its conservative mold with its new replacements for the 850 line, the BMW 3-Series and Mercedes C-Class sedans are the major players. Audi has long contended in this niche, but none of its past entries have combined charm, style and value as desirably as the year-old A4. And U.S. buyers have responded to this sleek small Audi, pushing the companys sales up to levels it hasnt enjoyed for many years. Like its German rivals, the A4 adds sporty flair to expected luxury trimmings in an effort to appeal to driving enthusiasts. Walk-around Few sedans can match the A4 for clean, distinctive styling. In profile, it displays a definite but neatly rounded wedge shape, minimal front and rear overhangs and large glass areas. Nose and tail are equally clean, dominated by lighting and, in front, a large understated air inlet. You wont see any extraneous trim; the designers have chosen to let a strong basic form speak for itself. Although its executed on a small scale, we think this is arguably the most graceful design from Audi in decades, and a strong rival to the BMW 318i and 328i in appearance. The Inside Story Four adequately sized doors allow easy access to a very appealing interior. The first thing that strikes a first-time passenger is the quality of materials and finish: from the leather-look dashboard to the fabric seats of our test car -- leatherette upholstery is a no-cost option -- every surface looks and feels durable and attractive. The feeling of general solidity in the A4 cabin is reinforced by the precision with which all controls operate. Experience with several A4s indicates to us that careful assembly is the rule rather than the exception. The Audi interior is attractive and, for the most part, laid out with functionality in mind. In front of the driver, instruments monitor road and engine speed, fuel level, coolant and oil temperature and battery state. These readouts can be supplemented with an optional trip computer that displays fuel economy and other information. The only element that might be seen as a debit is the night lighting, which is a lurid red, a la BMW, but more so. Radio controls are a little fussy (some time spent reading the owners manual will help) but the climate control is easy to use. Both A4 models carry an impressive list of standard features. Manual front seats have a height adjustment in addition to the expected fore/aft and backrest movements, and are thoroughly comfortable. The steering column is adjustable for both angle and reach. Power assists are standard for windows (the windows offer one-touch operation up and down, a nice addition) and door locks. A remote lock/unl For additional information, reply to this ad or see: http://item.ebay.com/291209835725#ht_1980wt_912 ebmid: 291209835725

Audi : A4 Base Sedan 4-Door 1999 Audi A4 Quattro Prestige Sedan 4-Door 2.8L

$1,980

Harrisville, West Virginia

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This is a beautiful car inside and out. VERY clean and well kept. Vehicle has only used premium fuel and synthetic oil Perfect for any luxury/sports car enthusiast. Car has been customized and would make a perfect project or tuner car! The car features 18 inch Audi A8 Performance wheels with custom curled fenders and a Sport Lowering Kit. Includes select shift transmission, power seats, windows, sunroof, lumbars, heated front seats, tinted windows and windshield, BOSE sound system, 6 disc CD Changer and HID Headlights. Interior is in great condition and the paint is fantastic too. One headlight bulb needs to be replaced and the throttle body needs to be realigned which can be easily done at any auto maintenance shop done within 5 minutes with a simple computer fix using a VAGCOM cable. ABS Module removed. Car must be picked up by tow truck or rollback. Battery will need jumped. Car comes as is. No returns accepted. Payment must be made within 24 hours of list end, otherwise item will be relisted. An appealingly affordable European. by Ray Thursby Providing luxurious transportation in a tidy package has become a lucrative business for many manufacturers. A wide range of choices are available, with a price spread equally broad. European offerings in this realm are generally more expensive, but have their own special appeal. Although Volvo threatens to break out of its conservative mold with its new replacements for the 850 line, the BMW 3-Series and Mercedes C-Class sedans are the major players. Audi has long contended in this niche, but none of its past entries have combined charm, style and value as desirably as the year-old A4. And U.S. buyers have responded to this sleek small Audi, pushing the company's sales up to levels it hasn't enjoyed for many years. Like its German rivals, the A4 adds sporty flair to expected luxury trimmings in an effort to appeal to driving enthusiasts. Walk-around Few sedans can match the A4 for clean, distinctive styling. In profile, it displays a definite but neatly rounded wedge shape, minimal front and rear overhangs and large glass areas. Nose and tail are equally clean, dominated by lighting and, in front, a large understated air inlet. You won't see any extraneous trim; the designers have chosen to let a strong basic form speak for itself. Although it's executed on a small scale, we think this is arguably the most graceful design from Audi in decades, and a strong rival to the BMW 318i and 328i in appearance. The Inside Story Four adequately sized doors allow easy access to a very appealing interior. The first thing that strikes a first-time passenger is the quality of materials and finish: from the leather-look dashboard to the fabric seats of our test car -- leatherette upholstery is a no-cost option -- every surface looks and feels durable and attractive. The feeling of general solidity in the A4 cabin is reinforced by the precision with which all controls operate. Experience with several A4s indicates to us that careful assembly is the rule rather than the exception. The Audi interior is attractive and, for the most part, laid out with functionality in mind. In front of the driver, instruments monitor road and engine speed, fuel level, coolant and oil temperature and battery state. These readouts can be supplemented with an optional trip computer that displays fuel economy and other information. The only element that might be seen as a debit is the night lighting, which is a lurid red, a la BMW, but more so. Radio controls are a little fussy (some time spent reading the owner's manual will help) but the climate control is easy to use. Both A4 models carry an impressive list of standard features. Manual front seats have a height adjustment in addition to the expected fore/aft and backrest movements, and are thoroughly comfortable. The steering column is adjustable for both angle and reach. Power assists are standard for windows (the windows offer one-touch operation up and down, a nice addition) and door locks. A remote lock/unlock feature is optional, but we preferred using the key-in-the-door method, which also allows the operator to raise or lower the windows. Cruise control is standard across the board, and the rear seat has a 60/40 split folding back allowing access into the roomy trunk. The 1.8T carries interior trim accents in aluminum (coated with an attractive "pixel" graphic surface); the 2.8 gets polished walnut. Options are similar for both cars, though only the 2.8 can be ordered with leather seating ($1320). The 1.8T is available with an optional Sport package ($1000) that adds larger (16-inch) alloy wheels and tires, sport seats and steering wheel and special upholstery. Either version can be equipped with a power sunroof ($1190), All-Weather package (including heaters for the front seats, windshield washers and driver's door lock, $700)), a five-speed automatic transmission ($975) and, most desirable of all for anyone who expects to drive in less-than ideal traction conditions, the all-wheel drive "Quattro" system, a bargain at $1600. Ride and Drive Some people still consider the A4 a bit pricey for its class -- those who haven't taken a close look at the stickers on the competition, anyway -- but a few miles behind the wheel may change their minds. The A4's long suit is refinement, mile-eating smoothness and sure-footedness that make it a genuine pleasure to drive. Most buyers will find the V-6-powered 2.8 to their liking. It is commendably quiet in most driving situations and delivers good fuel economy. In typical European fashion, power delivery is biased toward sustained high speed rather than neck-snapping stoplight performance; even so, the 0-to-60 mph sprint takes only eight seconds or so, which isn't bad. A five-speed manual transmission is standard equipment. While not possessed of the crispest shift linkage around, it shifts well and has gear ratios well-suited to the engine's power delivery. Driving pleasure in the European manner is another A4 plus. There's minimal body roll during cornering, and crisp variable-assist steering to keep the driver in contact with what the wheels are doing. Quattro models raise the enjoyment level a notch, increasing traction in situations where it's most needed, whether during brisk driving or careful motoring down a snowy lane. Despite the firm springs and shock absorbers, the A4 delivers a smooth ride. Rough pavement doesn't faze it; nor do highway expansion strips or small potholes. Final Word In the face of formidable opposition, the small Audis continue to impress us. They are well-equipped, carefully-assembled cars that combine style, fine road manners, comfort and reasonable -- if not exciting -- performance in a reasonably priced package. If they're not the best buys in their class, either A4 certainly comes close.

Audi : A4 Prestige Quattro 1999 Audi A4 Quattro Prestige Sedan 4-Door 2.8L

$2,495

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2000 ford f-350 4x4

$7,200

Harrisville, West Virginia

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2000 ford f-350 , lariat pk,7.3l diesel , ext.cab dually, 4x4, automatic trans, 235000 miles , maroon color, leather interior, fair condition $7200 obo NO TRADES 1 rust hole at buttom of cab behind back door , back drivers side tale light is broken , transmation was rebuilt at 218000 miles , driven daily