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    For Sale For peanuts - 1-owner US-spec 1999 Ex XLT

    Sold through Serious Explorations ®. Thanks all for the interest
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    For Sale For peanuts - 1-owner US-spec 1999 Ex XLT

    SOHC 210bhp
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    For Sale For peanuts - 1-owner US-spec 1999 Ex XLT

    Chris, you're number 1 on the waiting list Thanks Mike
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    For Sale For peanuts - 1-owner US-spec 1999 Ex XLT

    Email sent Mike
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    For Sale For peanuts - 1-owner US-spec 1999 Ex XLT

    Perfectly roadworthy and reliable, accident free, MOT until October, UK reg with US-size license plates (legal!). Owned by my wife from new, has taken us all over the Western US. Now looking not so pristine - gold paint faded, scratches, interior scuffs and sign of general equestrian...
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    Moving from Explorer to Expedition

    Effingpot so what are the economics of importing like that? Do you pay US taxes, then UK import duty on top of the US price and taxes, then VAT on top of the US price and taxes and on the import duty? I brought over my Explorer and F150 tax free as a returning resident (found your guide...
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    Smoking the Tires

    I don't burn much rubber in my 4x4 X, and I don't go off-roading in my Lightning seems to work out... Mike
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    Newbie questions from England

    Griffster I'm a Brit living near San Francisco. Over here, my wife gets around 16 miles to a US gallon in her 99 4.0 sohc Explorer, that would be 20 miles to a UK imperial gallon. Mainly city and suburban driving. Improves a bit when we go cross-country on the freeway with the cruise set...
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