![]() 09/18/2016 at 22:26 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
1991 ford explorer 2-door 4x4. It’s cheap and it runs. Thoughts? 135k miles, new tires and sound system. Looks like a good deal to me :)
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Anything running with a title for under $1k is a good deal.
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THANKS OBAMA
#never4getcash4clunkers
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I found a non running but complete CB350 on CL for $100 yesterday. A fantastic find. Sold an hour after the guy put it up. Thanks Obama!
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Listing the “value” the wheels and tires is never a good sign.
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I think early two-door Explorers are prime winter beater candidates. If it runs NP.
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Ahem...135,000 on the ENGINE, not the body. Gotta watch for frame rust on this one.
![]() 09/18/2016 at 23:04 |
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Not so much in the Pacific Northwest, assuming it lived there all or most of its life. No salt=little rust. I mean always check but it’s probably alright.
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I should warn all that there are many areas here in WA where they do salt the roads if it snows. On HWY 2 they salt the hell out of the road. As for the town of Carnation, I can’t say.
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runs, drives well, NEEDS brakes tho
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Really?? I live in Oregon and they don’t salt anything ever, I always thought WA was the same way. Case in point, I’m on the east coast for school right now and my 2nd Gen 4Runner is the only one I ever see, back home they’re still all over the place.