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Prize details from RevComps
Up for grabs is this 2024 Obsidian Ford Ranger Wildtrack which one of you will WIN for £3.97.
£2,000 included.
FREE Nationwide delivery to the winner.
Good luck!
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Full Details:
2024 Obsidian Ford Ranger Wildtrack + £2,000
2.0L Diesel Engine
10 Speed Automatic Gearbox
35000 Miles
12 Months MOT
Warranty Until March 2027
Finished In Carbonized GreyMetallic Paintwork
Full Hulk Build
Lifted
Obsidian Front Bumper & Bull Bar
Blacked-Out Badging
Roof Rack
Rear Rack
Rear Hydraulic Bed
20" Multi-Spoke Alloy Wheels
Off-Road Tyres
Roof Light Bar
Side Steps
Electric Powered Roller Shutter
Load Box Bedliner
Privacy Glass
LED Headlights and Rear Lights
360° Zone Lighting
Heated & Power-Folding Door Mirrors
Integrated Rear Box Step
Metal Underbody Protection
Full Black Leather Interior
Orange Contrast Stitching
Facelift Interior
Digital Instrument Display
Heated Steering Wheel
Multifunction Steering Wheel
Dual-Zone Climate Control
Interior Ambient Lighting
Ebony Headlining
Premium Floor Mats
Bang & Olufsen Sound System
Satellite Navigation
DAB Digital Radio
Reversing Camera
Parking Sensors
Cruise Control
Automatic Lights
Rain-Sensing Wipers
Keyless Entry & Start
Driver Assistance Package
Technology Pack
4 Drive Modes
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Description as published by the operator. Always check their own terms, draw date and free postal entry route before entering.
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