toadpoker

Thought it might be interesting to see what equipment was delivered with your truck. I'll start off with my 1999 F150 5.4L XLT 4WD. I purchased it from the original owner about two years ago and just recently found this in the glove compartment.

ObsoleteE

I wish I had mine...

lifted98_f150

nice lookin truck man looks better than it did in 1999! i cant believe how much brand new trucks have gone up in price and fuel economy the last 10-15 years. all the brand new chev's at work are like 35 grand for like a base model and up to 50-70 depending on engine and other options. inflations crazy

mpbball2332

Man do i wish i had mine. Im really wanting to know how much mine costed.

toadpoker

Thanks. It still needs some TLC (like cleaning the headlight lenses, bulb replacements, etc.) but it runs strong and smooth. I think I'm going to try the Silverstars for the headlights and back-up lights. I really like lighting up the road in front of me at night, not the side of the road like it does now. Clearing the lenses should help (I hope). Anyone know a good technique for cleaning headlight lenses?

toobad4u00

I'm not sure how far it goes back but you can try looking this way.
Just insert your vin # after the equal sign.

Heres the one for my truck that I bought used.
http://www.inventory.ford.com/servic...pw14v69fa61727

KScountryboy

this should be good... I will have to take a picture of mine tonight

liftededdiebauer

I really want to buy a new f150 or a raptor... But then I found out why you don't see many where I'm from $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

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tan_1

I picked up A meguires (dont think I spelled that right) polishing kit. It has plastic polish and a buffer for a drill, works great and only like $20 8)