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Just re-reg'd. Coming back to the RBV world for awhile. My uncle passed and left behind a 91 Explorer. The family was trying to pass it around to my younger brother or cousins, but no one wanted it. 
So it has a new home! The other half isn't too enthusiastic (another money pit? lol) but I'm hoping to slowly turn it into something my uncle would be proud of. His nickname was Pigpen, so I'm thinking of plastering some pigpen (the character from peanuts) decals on the windows, rattle-can it brown, and have a new trail rig. He had the A4LD rebuilt, and new tires put on it before he passed. The motor sounds a bit tired, it's got high mileage, but what can I say..... it's a RBV.
Previously known as Ranger_Punkin, don't know how many of the old crew are still kicking around here. My dad is still driving my 94 Exploder, my 95 Mustang is waiting for spring insurance to rip up the streets and shake off the winter blues.
And for a bit about me, I'm 28 in May, female and engaged to another Ford lover. My other toy is a 2005 Honda Rancher 4x4 atv that loves to rip up the trails (responsibly, of course)
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So it has a new home! The other half isn't too enthusiastic (another money pit? lol) but I'm hoping to slowly turn it into something my uncle would be proud of. His nickname was Pigpen, so I'm thinking of plastering some pigpen (the character from peanuts) decals on the windows, rattle-can it brown, and have a new trail rig. He had the A4LD rebuilt, and new tires put on it before he passed. The motor sounds a bit tired, it's got high mileage, but what can I say..... it's a RBV.Previously known as Ranger_Punkin, don't know how many of the old crew are still kicking around here. My dad is still driving my 94 Exploder, my 95 Mustang is waiting for spring insurance to rip up the streets and shake off the winter blues.
And for a bit about me, I'm 28 in May, female and engaged to another Ford lover. My other toy is a 2005 Honda Rancher 4x4 atv that loves to rip up the trails (responsibly, of course)
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