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One Of A Kind Red 2004 Explorer Custom Show Car With Low Miles on 2040-cars

US $16,000.00
Year:2004 Mileage:65330
Location:

Blytheville, Arkansas, United States

Blytheville, Arkansas, United States

65,3xx miles on this Beautiful one of a kind Custom Show Car with fiberglass subwoofer enclosure tuned at 35hz with three 12" kicker L7s. Pushed by three Audiobahn A12001DT running RMS at 750, all powered by a DC Power Engineering 270 Amp SPX High Output alternator.  Power cables 0 AWG Wire with dual 0 AWG wire ground.  All installed by a MECP certified installer and over 130hrs of work. For insurance purposes invoices with quotes of all work to the Explorer will be provided with all other vehicle paperwork. Also check out the Explorer on www.cardomain.com and under idlehand_customs.  It is a very fun and unique car to own, and hope to find it a good home. There is still room for storage for the road trips and don't worry about looking out the back window, there's a camera for that. The whole audio system is able to be lockout for when taken to get cleaned. The key switch is found in the center console next to the video playback switch for the head unit. The Explorer has ALWAYS SMOKE FREE.  I also have all orginial parts that were removed that come with the Explorer a long with vinyl and suede.  The original sun visors are not installed and need to be recovered.  

Audio Equipment

  • (3) 12" Kicker L7
  • (3) Audiobahn A12001DT 1200watt Amplifier
  • (2) pair of Kicker 6.5 door speakers
  • (1) Alpine X-Power MRX-F30 Amplifier
  • (1) Alpine IVA-W200 Head Unit with iPod cable
  • (1) Alpine PMD-B200 GPS
  • (1) DC Power Engineering 270 Amp SPX High Output alternator wire 0 AWG wiring kit
  • (1) ATV-1000 Excaliber Car alarm with remote start and custom remote

Custom Work

  • Headlights and tail lights
  • Tinted Windows
  • Ported Fiberglass Subwoofer enclosure toned at 35hz
  • Rear Amp Rack
  • 4channel Amplifier, Amp Rack
  • One of a kind Custom Grill and Ford Emblem
  • Door panel Vinyl
  • Suede Headliner
  • 300sqft of FAT MAT rattle trap extreme
  • Sound Deadening Material the equivalent of 500sqft of FAT MAT Rattle trap Extreme on roof  


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