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awesome work indeed.
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Very Proud of my Dad.. Look what he did! - lots of pix
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RIcArDO1697
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wooooow, amazing, awesome work
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Tell Dad awesome job. You better start learnin' his skills young man! 
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I first wrote this thread in 2008.. the Explorer has held up really well.
But sad news today...she's come to the end.
A brake line broke on Monday, when they got her on the lift, realized the rear springs/rear end was hanging by a thread...chassis is soft, ready to fall apart.
Mechanically, the motor and and trans are great, but the body and chassis are worn out
Its basically a plow vehicle anyway, so he's on the hunt for a similar generation Explorer to transfer the plow over to, and he'll likely strip this one of useful parts.
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