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99 5.0 explorer with awd. Any good?

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  • Start date Start date Dec 18, 2005

bjl95mustang

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Well, insted of selling my engine I opted to get a loan and buy a dd.

Seeing as I allready have a loan on a $19k excape for my mom I had to use eloan.com. My intrest rate was cheaper on the excape for me than my parents.

So with my loan they said I had to fine a 98+ car with less then 100k on it.

I found a mint 99 explorer limited loaded with every option for $7k with 92 k on it. it's booked at $10k+. I got my payments at $141 a month.

Now it has an awd setup on it and I'm curious on how this compares to a 4x4 setup with the knob on the dash.

Thanks,
Brandon
 

TheDamned

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umm i heard lots of troubles with 99' Explorer, get some more infos.
 
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