hey guys, so i’ve been hunting for parts for my old 1990 f-150 and it’s like searching for a needle in a haystack. i tried the local junkyard first, but it was like a graveyard for cars that forgot they were cars. i mean, come on, where do these trucks go to die?
but then i found some online shops that specialize in classic trucks. places like LMC Truck or Summit Racing have been lifesavers. ever look for something and just stumble into a goldmine? it’s like finding treasure, but without the pirates. have any of you found good places? or am i just lucky this time?
I found some old parts for my 1992 F150 in a junkyard in Ohio. Super random but worth a look.
Check out local Facebook groups sometimes people have what you need. I’ve seen some cool finds that way.
I remember working on my buddy’s 1990 F-150 in his driveway in Tennessee and we ended up finding parts at a local junkyard. Those places are gold mines if you’re willing to dig a bit.
I’ve also had luck at online sites like RockAuto or even Facebook Marketplace. Sometimes folks don’t know what they got and sell parts cheap. Just depends on how lucky you feel I guess.
I’ve had luck finding parts for my old 90 F150 at junkyards around Michigan. It’s like treasure hunting and sometimes you walk away with gold. Try online places too like RockAuto or even Craigslist you never know what gems people are trading. Can be a quest tho.
I remember fixing my uncle’s 90 F-150 out in the Oregon rain one summer. Parts were everywhere if you searched right. I’ve scored loads at local junkyards and online. So many options.
Man I remember fixing up my buddy’s 1990 F150 over in Iowa and it was a fun project. We found some killer parts at local junkyards where you can just wander around. If you’re in the Midwest definitely hit those places up. I’ve also had luck on eBay and Facebook Marketplace. You never know what you’ll find just sitting around.
I found some parts for my old F150 at a junkyard in Texas once it’s wild what you can come across
eBay is also a goldmine I’ve snagged some gems there too
I remember fixin up my buddy’s 1990 F-150 in his garage in Ohio years ago. We found parts at a local junkyard that had a ton of old trucks.
I’ve also had luck on eBay and Facebook Marketplace. Sometimes you score a great deal on stuff that’s hard to find.
Plus there’s always RockAuto for those random bits that no one else has. Just takes some digging around.
I found some decent parts for my old F-150 at a junkyard in Ohio. You’d be surprised what you can come across there.
I ve also had luck online like eBay and some specialty sites. Love that truck can’t believe it’s still running.
I once fixed up my buddy’s 90 F150 in Michigan and the parts were all over the place. Local junkyards had some gems like the old seat and tailgate but you have to dig.
Check eBay sometimes they surprise you with hidden treasures.
I ve scoured junkyards around here in Texas and found some gems for my 90 F150. Best place is the local parts shops though they can be hit or miss sometimes. RockAuto has some good options online too if you’re patient.
It’s amazing how parts just seem to pop up when you’re not really looking for them. Keep your eyes peeled.
I found some good parts for my 1990 F-150 at a junkyard in Texas. Kinda a treasure hunt with all the old trucks.
Also online places like RockAuto are helpful too.
I’ve found some old parts at junkyards near me in Ohio. Great way to scavenge cool stuff for my 92 F150 too.
Online marketplaces like eBay can surprise you with gems. Some sellers specialize in classic parts even. It’s like a treasure hunt.
I found some decent parts at a junkyard in Missouri last summer. Lots of options if you’re willing to dig through a bit. Even got some great tips from locals.
I’ve also hit up eBay. Turns out there’s a bunch of sellers with parts for my 90 F150. It’s hit or miss but I’ve had luck.
I remember fixing my old F150 in my garage in Georgia it was a fun but exhausting project. You should check out local junkyards or places like RockAuto. They usually have a good selection. I’ve even found parts on Craigslist sometimes just gotta dig a bit.
I remember working on a 1990 Ford F 150 back in Ohio the parts were surprisingly easy to find at junkyards honestly a treasure hunt
Check out local auto parts stores too and don’t forget online places like eBay or RockAuto they usually have a pretty decent selection but watch out for shipping costs sometimes it gets crazy
I recently helped a buddy fix his old F-150 in California. Man those parts are everywhere if you know where to look.
Try junkyards for some hidden gems.
I’ve had luck with eBay and Facebook Marketplace too. Lot of folks are parting out their old trucks which is great. Happy hunting but be ready to crawl under some rusty rides.
I’ve always found my best luck at the local junkyard in Michigan. Those places are like treasure chests for old Ford parts. Last summer I scored a perfect rear bumper for my buddy’s 90 F150.
For new parts if you don’t mind waiting a bit RockAuto is decent. Shipping sometimes feels like an eternity but they have a crazy selection. Keep at it you’ll find what you need