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MoD puts Rangers into service
Date: Wednesday, December 11, 2013 | Author: James Dallas
The Ministry of Defence has ordered more than 100 Ranger pick-ups from Ford. The 4WD Ranger XL models will be supplied with a variety of cab configurations by Manchester Ford dealer Evans Halshaw. Each vehicle will be run for between five and seven years and be used by the army, navy, air force and the MoD to carry personnel and equipment.
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