Atlas HO 1993 Ford Explorer, Speery Rail Service ~ 30000142
The Ford Explorer is a mid-size sport utility vehicle sold in North America since 1990, essentially making the SUV, a special-interest vehicle at the time, one of the most popular vehicle types in the market today.
First-generation Ford Explorers (1991-1994) were equipped with a 4.0 L 155 hp V6 engine and 4-speed A4LD automatic transmission or 5-speed M5OD manual transmission. 15 hp was added for the 1993 edition for a total of 170 hp. Much like its predecessor, the Bronco II, the Ford Explorer was derivative of the Ford Ranger Pickup but larger. It came in both 2-door and 4-door body styles and was available with rear or four-wheel drive. Explorers came in 4 trim levels: base XL, XLT, Sport (only available on the two-door version), and the upscale Eddie Bauer Edition. The Limited edition, added for 1993, was available only in the 4-door style and was even more upscale than the Eddie Bauer version.
Coming in a range of prototypical colors, these vehicles will look right at home parked in front of our garage kits, out on the streets of your layout, or, for layouts based in late 1992 and on.
Features:
Simulated rotary beacon
Side view mirrors
Head and tail light glazing
Interior detail
Simulated rubber tires
Undercarriage detail
The Ford Explorer is a mid-size sport utility vehicle sold in North America since 1990, essentially making the SUV, a special-interest vehicle at the time, one of the most popular vehicle types in the market today.
First-generation Ford Explorers (1991-1994) were equipped with a 4.0 L 155 hp V6 engine and 4-speed A4LD automatic transmission or 5-speed M5OD manual transmission. 15 hp was added for the 1993 edition for a total of 170 hp. Much like its predecessor, the Bronco II, the Ford Explorer was derivative of the Ford Ranger Pickup but larger. It came in both 2-door and 4-door body styles and was available with rear or four-wheel drive. Explorers came in 4 trim levels: base XL, XLT, Sport (only available on the two-door version), and the upscale Eddie Bauer Edition. The Limited edition, added for 1993, was available only in the 4-door style and was even more upscale than the Eddie Bauer version.
Coming in a range of prototypical colors, these vehicles will look right at home parked in front of our garage kits, out on the streets of your layout, or, for layouts based in late 1992 and on.
Features:
Simulated rotary beacon
Side view mirrors
Head and tail light glazing
Interior detail
Simulated rubber tires
Undercarriage detail
