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Kerry Cole Shares His Story About His Ford Ranger

Antelope Valley A,

11/17/2011

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I won a Honda car in 1998 from KTPI and Robertson Honda. I took it over to you and traded it on a Ranger XLT 2.5 liter plus a couple grand and I’m still driving it today with 308,000 original trouble free miles on her. I took my daughters to kindergarten and now to highschool & college. If you ever need me for any promotional purposes, just let me know and I would be happy to do it! Ford builds a “Great Tuck”!

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billybob Too bad they killed it. Very dissapointing move Ford.
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Lowering the bed height. I do not know what Ford was thinking. Certainly NOT about the working man. I understand by raising the bed height more can be hauled. But what about the person who has to get in and out of this truck all day. Reaching for materials and tools is impossible. I own three older Ford trucks and love them. Personally I will not purchase a newer Ford truck due to the inability to access the bed.

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