StangsandMavs
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- Joined
- January 30, 2009
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- City, State
- PA
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 95
Hello all... I'm a muscle car guy that got muscled into buying a family vehicle when the kids kept coming along...
We bought our 95 Explorer in 2003 with 145k miles on it for a cheap (at the time) $3500. We're around 200k, now... and, with the exception of some bad luck with a couple transmissions (and a cracked coolant junction which helped ruin one), we've been able to keep it together and running well.
It is our first 4 wheel drive, and after sweating bullets driving the classics to work in bad weather for years, it was a breath of fresh air to have confidence that you were going to make it to where you needed to go.
Anyhow... I've been reading through the forums for the past couple of hours and it's great to have an information source such as this outside of a Haynes Manual... and the ever so expensive, trial and error...
We bought our 95 Explorer in 2003 with 145k miles on it for a cheap (at the time) $3500. We're around 200k, now... and, with the exception of some bad luck with a couple transmissions (and a cracked coolant junction which helped ruin one), we've been able to keep it together and running well.
It is our first 4 wheel drive, and after sweating bullets driving the classics to work in bad weather for years, it was a breath of fresh air to have confidence that you were going to make it to where you needed to go.
Anyhow... I've been reading through the forums for the past couple of hours and it's great to have an information source such as this outside of a Haynes Manual... and the ever so expensive, trial and error...