1996BLKBauer
Explorer Addict
- Joined
- June 24, 2011
- Messages
- 1,686
- Reaction score
- 13
- City, State
- McHenry, IL
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 1996 Eddie Bauer AWD V8
So, lets start at the top, on June 23, 2011, at about 1pm I bought my 1996 Eddie Bauer Edition V8 AWD Ford Explorer, which to be honest I really didn't want, What I really wanted was a 4x4 V8 pickup truck, but I settled for The Explorer because it was in my price range, and it seemed like a good buy.
This is the Day before I bought it...
It had about 152,x.. miles on it, and I paid $2600 out the door for it.
I am fairly certain the DAY OF buying the Explorer I joined this site!!!
About a week later the Alternator gave up the ghost, so it sort of gave me a bad taste in my mouth. Regardless I went here found out how to replace it and fixed my truck, YAY ME!
it took me a solid week to clean it up to my liking, but when it was done I could for sure see the potential.
After cleaning it up, I did find a lot of things I didn't like, such as the gangster lean, the fact that my rear shocks where made of 99% rust, my shackles where had more holes then swiss cheese, it needed tint, new seats, and a face lift.
To be continued in next post....
This is the Day before I bought it...
It had about 152,x.. miles on it, and I paid $2600 out the door for it.
I am fairly certain the DAY OF buying the Explorer I joined this site!!!
About a week later the Alternator gave up the ghost, so it sort of gave me a bad taste in my mouth. Regardless I went here found out how to replace it and fixed my truck, YAY ME!
it took me a solid week to clean it up to my liking, but when it was done I could for sure see the potential.
After cleaning it up, I did find a lot of things I didn't like, such as the gangster lean, the fact that my rear shocks where made of 99% rust, my shackles where had more holes then swiss cheese, it needed tint, new seats, and a face lift.
To be continued in next post....