I find this one very useful, cost effective and attractive

 

As long as it is not like this, it's all good

 

Hey that's a ford exploder. Shouldn't the toilet seat be INSIDE the truck:pig:

 

You mean between the fenderwells up front?.......

 

Dude, the Exploder IS a toilet!

Bob

 

Come on now guys... Let's respect others opinions and thier choice of Trucks! If someone wants to drive a piece of Crap Explorer for whatever reason. I say more power to the idiot that buys one ...

 

I see way more Explorers out there than 4Runners, so I am not sure what conclusiont to junp to here

 

Ignorance is bliss...

 

Have some respect for antisemitic bastard's Henry creation here Explorer does not cost much and it lasts as advertised,
3years/36K miles. Who needs your everlasting Toyota if lease and the truck, both expires in 36 month?!

 

 

I actually owned 1991 Explorer (Mazda Navajo) before and it was right truck for the money. I paid $1300 for it and put 2K miles towing my boat and just driving around. Handling was awful by default, motor always slightly shook (never rattled though), A/C was out due to high mileage of 90K miles and rocker panels rusted off so much that I had to snap on new ones on top in order to sell the beast. Overall I think it was very good buy that made my boat mobile and me $1000 richer after I sold it

 

I think here in NY noone actually owns an Explorer they are all leased, the owners are all like I would never buy a Ford I got an excellent lease rate on it

I was at the Ford dealer with my friend who has a 2003 Cobra and lets just say that they had a 2001 LTD 4Runner and a 2001 LTD Explorer, same freakin mileage both had like 20k on them and the Explorer was selling for 13k and the 4Runner was selling for 26k now the salesamn said he would let the Explorer go for under 10k

Then we went to the Lincoln Dealership cause I know the guy their and he details our cars so while their waiting we looked at a Mercury Mountaineer, a 2002 with 18k on it was selling for 20 and change.

These freakin Fords might populate the roads but noone actual wants to own them, the dealer told us the Aviator was gonna be done away with after 2004 or 05, what noone wants to spend 55k on an Explorer thats slower than a V8 4Runner and it's suppost to be faster:pat:

Another thing is the Ford dealers here will not stock used Fords with more than 20k of mileage on them I wonder why, no wonder Ford and the other 2 domestic giants are gonna go bankrupt

 

I've seen a lot of Explorers in the grocery store parking lot, but I've never seen one on the trail!

 

Actually I noticed very nice feature that my bucket option provides, I have no tailgaters anymore. They all think she is gonna fly out any minute, due to excessive turbulense and keep the hell back, away from yours truly!
I think I might need to copyright my bucket before someone sells it for $399 under some fancy name

 

I saw one once. I pulled it out of a little puddle w/ my mom's Isuzu Amigo!

 

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(ASS-CRAC) is awesome!



Get it at participating Walmart locations at $199+Tax, while supplies last
I would put YotaTech logo on them bastards and sell for $19.95 to club members


P.S. You should have seen the look on one a$$holes face, when he passed me all mad, showing me that I got something "down there"
Sorry my back was too unsafe to tailgate buddy

 

I think I'll put it on Ebay with a "Buy-It-Now" price of $19.95.

"SUV Thunder Bucket"
Guaranteed to double tailgater's distance or your money back.

Could even put some "fresh squeezed" into it for a little olfactory warning.