Cleanest 1995 Ford Explorer Sport On West Coast on 2040-cars
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Incredible condition.
Runs like a champ. Plenty of torque.
138XXX miles (very low for year)
Recent plugs and wires replacement.
Replaced IAC.
Transmission shifts are tight like trans is new, ZERO slip. Fluid is new. Plus B&M shift kit(not installed yet)
Cherry red paint, original with fresh clay bar and wax. Has defects but still in great condition!
Interior is a 9/10 due to some random holes, and groves in roof fabric.
The rest is in fantastic shape, no cracks in leather or plastic.
Driver side tint has damage but easy fix yourself or I can refer you to my tint guy for a very reasonably priced fix.
Driver window sticks sometimes but if purchase price is enough, i'll fix it.
Tires are in good shape. Front could use replacing within the next 3 or 4 oil changes.
Running boards included if wanted.
Lowered the front about an inch to level the explorer.
Rides really well. Shocks are in great condition.
Oil changes regularly since purchase from an older couple in Laguna Woods.
Will pass smog with flying colors and clear title in my name, current tags.
Any questions please ask.
Price somewhat negotiable.
NO LOWBALL OFFERS!
Thank you for looking.
I reserve right to end auction whenever, vehicle for sale locally.
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