SRV4141

Hey guys, I'm having my "new to me" 1992 F-150 looked over for any issues that may need to be addressed. The mechanic stated that he's going to go over it with a fine-toothed comb, but of course it has some rust issues underneath. Do any of you know of habitual trouble spots with that particular year or around it? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

BrendenMarquis

Leaf hangers, rad supports have been my main two

sylver91

Everywhere really, but the fenders, rad supports, hangers, doors, floors and rockers seem to get the worst of it.

Rusty but trusty

Yep, and brake/fuel lines, fuel tanks, exhaust.

f150cam

pretty much the whole bottom of the damn truck is the issue spot lol.

Brandon587

Not for me! I live in the south and have no rust lol.

f150cam

^ haha those poor bastards in the rust belt

FasterThanTrouble

At least our state don't shut down due to 2 inches of snow (Georgia). LOL. But yeah, salt sucks.

Brandon587

Lol yup.

Brandon587

It's because down south, we have very limited sand trucks, because we never need it. Where I live, under the two inches of snow was a quarter inch of ice. Now our roads are also better and smoother because they don't go through harsh winters, so imagine driving on ice and snow with no sand or salt. Now imagine driving on that with a bunch of people who don't know how to drive on it. Kinda a problem lol. My mom laughs a little at it too, being from upstate newyork, but she knows its just different driving on these icy roads and those icy roads. I however was playing on the road in my truck in front of the house, because the roads are closed and I live on a long straightaway, so I can see if someone does just so happen to come. I was also playing in my yard (which is 18 acres) because it was all frozen lol. But today it was 72, that's Alabama weather for ya.