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Originally Posted by priestsallore
Benski, thats not a symbol of a crap Ford from what you just said, its a sign of not maintaining them. We've always owned Fords, theyve been extremely reliable, hence why some of the #1 sellers for more than 35 yrs. We even had a 200 E-350 with a v10, it hauled 10x its own weight, & even after 200k, sometjing broke in which knocked so hard when you drove, but it still kept going for more than 20k miles without it taking the van out. If was tough too, got hit at more than 70mph while we were at a dead stop, it totalled their vehicle & only left paint on our back bumper. I'll always love Ford.
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Yup. I bought my Explorer with the intent of driving it into the ground, but it just won't go. Near 8 years later, and all I've done was replace a thermostat/water pump when they went out, and an idler pulley when it started squeaking. It's a beast.