Explorer Registry

Hey, well I finally found an Explorer sight after all these years...LOL :hammer: Here is my e-mail in case anyone is interested... corwinmccormick@msn.com You can see what type of Explorer I have, my personal webpage, etc in my sig below... Looks like a great site and I hope I can add to it...;) My Explorer is in my sig below along with everything else... :) :D

I have a 92XLT explorer and love to 4x4 with it. I bring my 2 kids and wife with me all the time. The kids love it. Wife likes it to. I want to find someone in colorado springs that wants to do some trail rides on the weekends. e-mail if you want too. ;) Looking for more challenges from easy to moderate or if I get guts I'll try any thing.

Yeah, I finally made my explorer trail worthy. 31x10.5 BFG ATKO's, extended shackle/TT, and add a leaf made that possible. But of course, a car has to look pretty, right? Billet grille, clear corners, safari bar w/ 2 hella 500 fogs, yakima roof rack with 4 hella 500 drivings, and a custom roof mount spare tire holder do the trick. Check me out on my first trail run! http://community.webshots.com/photo/50004260/50004764ifqzrl

I just traded in my 2000 Ranger for a 2002 Explorer Sport. It is Black with Dark Charcol interior. 4.0L SOHC Engine and 5-speed automatic plus the 16x7 teardrop wheels which look great. I love it so far, it is so much better than that truck. I FINALLY HAVE BACK SEATS!!! Derek

Hey everyone, just was browsing the whole site, since I can't sleep, anyway, here is the info on my Explorer for now. First of all My name is Greg I'm 19 and I live in Gilbert, Arizona. I seem to spend a lot of my spare time just hanging out at my parents house though, in Mesa. I graduated from Highland High in Gilbert, in 2001. I've had my explorer for about 9 months now, my parents bought it from an old couple, after I was in a freeway accident down by Bank One Ballpark in my Isuzu Trooper. Since it was acquired from an old couple it was in near pristine condition, other than the passenger side door is pushed in 1/2" or so, but no big deal, it runs perfect. White 1995 XL 4x4 Completely stock on the outside in fact it...

Dead Link Removed This is my X. She has a few miles on her, but she should be an excellent vehicle. I plan on holding on to her for awhile and lifting her up in the near future for better off-road ability. I live in Virginia Beach, VA and attend college at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, VA. I just joined the East Coast Xplorers and look forward to wheeling with them. Here is a link to my shabby website: Dead Link Removed

Ive got a 1993 Explorer and i live in Lynchburg Virginia (central VA). if anyones interested in goin wheelin, let me know AIm: Retardriot427 E-mail: Retardriot427@hotmail.com

Hey Guys, I am starting a thread for a fellow I met in the chat room tonight, who will be becoming a member soon. He signed on as Eric91, and I am hoping that will be his member name. He just finished a live axle swap and wanted to post some pics of it. So here are some. These will prolly take me a while to attach (I need to resize some). I won't post all of them Eric (I have limited storage). Hope this works.............

My First Explorer is a 1994 E.B. Edition. Dead Link Removed

Well I have been a member here for a while and just now have got around to registering: First the info: Tell us who you are: My Name is Matt Klukas, I live in Blaine, Minnesota, Im 18 and I'm going to school for a computer networking degree. List your: year : 1991 model: 4 Door XLT state: Minnesota city: Blaine e-mail address: mklukas@att.net List your Mods: Not much as of yet, Ripped the running boards off (Ugly steel ones) and new HU installed. My dad customized the roof rack by shutting the garage door on the rear most cross piece.....doh!!! I Installed a set of Rancho RS5000 Shocks, going to be installing a new exhaust and intake probably in the next week. Hoping for a lift and tires around...

Upper Peninsula, MI Hey, well my truck is a 92 XLT. Green 4 door. 4x4, elecronic BW tcase(anyone know if you can put a NV tcase in these things). Tan Leather, pw,pl,power mirrors, air, cruise, tilt, power driver and passenger seats. Almost loaded, just no CD player. She's pretty much stock. I put manual hubs on it, work great just don't know if I can get them replaced if they break(see manual hub kit thread). I've had the truck for almost two years, love it. Am going to hate getting rid of it. Most of the wheeling it does is on Silver Lake sand dunes in Michigan, and an occational "easy" run up here in the UP. The last one almost took two of my tires, my transfer case skid plate, and rear dif cover, oh yeah and gas tank...

What's up? Brand new user here with a '99 Explorer XLS. Just about to start getting to work on it (hopefully have a small system in by the end of the week). Here's how it looks right now with no additions. Dead Link Removed Ain't she beautiful?

I've been surfing this website for a few months now and have finally decided to join. My explorations will begin soon (hopefully) when my 5.5inch Superlift gets here. Here in the UK, the 4X4 of choice here is the Land Rover. I had initially planned on buying a Defender 110, but decided the cash I was to put up for it would be better suited to decking out my EX. We'll see how this plays out. :D

Phoenix, AZ - Al's '91 V8 Explorer Conv. Hi, I have a 1991 Ford Explorer that has been converted to a 1994 Limited edition interior/exterior with a 5.0L V8 and fullsize transmission. Specs: Engine: '92 5.0L V8 EFI w/ 94-95 stang ACC kit Trans: AOD - fresh rebuild 4x4: Advanced Adapter with BW 1354 TC Visit my Explorer webpage for a full writeup! http://home.earthlink.net/~asp84/ (before all the mods) I also live in the Phoenix, AZ area. Al asp84@earhtlink.net Visit my Explorer webpage for a full writeup! http://home.earthlink.net/~asp84/ [/IMG]

Hi everybody: I just registered and let me tell you something about my Explorer. I'm the proud (and only the second) owner af a 1992 XLT 4x4 Ford Explorer, that looks and runs fine (photos coming soon). I live in Arica, Chile, South America, a city of about 135.000 inhabitants in the coast, near the border of Peru. Is a very desertic zone (if fact the Desert of Atacama, in wich the city is settled, is the dryiest in the world) Near Arica you can find enormous extensions of sand, rocks and other rough terrains to make some Explorations, and about 150 miles to the East of the city you can reach terrains over 13,500 feets high (the so called Altiplano). Well, I try to mantain my XLT very carefully, but with 153,000 miles...