This specification describes a specific configuration of a compact pickup truck manufactured by the Ford Motor Company. It refers to a vehicle produced in the 2002 model year, a Ranger model in the XLT trim level, featuring an extended cab and a gold exterior finish. The Ranger model itself was a popular choice for individuals and businesses needing a versatile vehicle for light-duty hauling and off-road capability. The XLT trim typically denoted a mid-range option package offering a balance of comfort and utility features.
In 2002, this particular combination of features would have appealed to buyers seeking a reliable and practical vehicle with some added passenger space provided by the extended cab. The gold color was a common automotive finish during that period. This specific configuration holds historical significance as a representative example of the popular small pickup truck segment in the early 2000s. Understanding the precise vehicle configuration is crucial for purposes such as valuation, parts identification, historical analysis, and targeted marketing.
