1991 Ford Explorer Sport 4x4 V6 (selling Without Title) Very Solid Needs Work on 2040-cars
North Wales, Pennsylvania, United States
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Truck has been sitting for 3 years. It was given to me by a mechanic friend who worked on the vehicle but owner never paid for work, secured another vehicle and refused to pick up the car. it may be possible to contact that person to secure title but that's up to you. Otherwise car can be repaired and used for farm/private snow plow or off road use. Seems relatively rust free. Has sun roof that does not leak and good seats and other parts. I know that gas tank was removed and placed in rear storage area and that the left front outer hub assembly has been removed and may need repair. I can't guarantee this vehicle runs although I was told it does. Questions can be directed best by phone or email to John @ (610) 662-7748 or jjgannon55@aol.com Truck is located near Philadelphia PA in Southeastern Pennsylvania. The actual town is North Wales, PA 19454
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