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1994 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer - Runs Great - 95,977 Miles Insp. Through 1/2015 on 2040-cars

Year:1994 Mileage:95977
Location:

Manheim, Pennsylvania, United States

Manheim, Pennsylvania, United States
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 This is a 94 Explorer (Eddie Bauer) with under 96,000 original miles. The truck runs and drives great and is very dependable. There are absolutely no fluid leaks, no smoke, no unusual noises. The truck drives and brakes straight. The trans shifts great and also has no leaks at all. 4WD works great and has Warn hubs. Mechanically the truck is in great condition, overall it looks good compared to most 94 explorers that are still alive. The paint is overall fairly good, there are chips, scuffs, small bent area on rear passenger door, scratches etc..but for a 20 year old truck not too bad. There is some rust on the rear drivers side rear fender, there is an ugly area on the passengers side rocker area at back door which was somewhat repaired years ago. (Ugly but easily passes inspection) The rear bumper has seen better days and could use replaced eventually (rust on left side) All of the options work perfectly with the exception of the passenger power mirror will only operate left and right and not up and down. All of the following options work fine: power windows, power door locks, power mirrors (exception of listed above) tilt wheel. cruise control, electric power bucket seats (even the air filled lumbar adjustments), lighted driver and passenger mirrors, manually operated sunroof (no leaks), JVC am/fm cd player with bluetooth and auxiliary "in port" with remote. Good working heater and the a/c works when charged but will only hold for a couple weeks. The carpet is not very worn at all but does have stains etc.. which may clean up somewhat with carpet cleaner. The dash is in great condition, the headliner is in good condition with the exception of some stains (no sagging or tears). The leather bucket seats have a few smaller tears and the drivers has more wear than the passenger side but they are comfortable. The rear seats are in very good condition - (could use a little cleaning). It may have a few ugly spots but is great cheap dependable transportation. This is a no reserve auction. Buyer must pay a $500.00 down payment through Paypal within 72 hrs. of auction end. If you are local I encourage you to come inspect it and give it a test drive. More pictures are available. If you would like additional pics let me know. The truck is in Manheim, Pa 17545 Look at my feedback - 100% positive with the exception of 1 bad Ebay buyer that complained about a phone I sold him even though he wanted to keep it and would not accept a refund because he liked the phone and did not want to return it. Unfortunately Ebay has changed a lot over the years and now has a lot of buyer protections but little to no seller protection against unwarranted feedback etc.. Buy it now is $2,200.00

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