Does anyone have the part number or know where I can get a new XLT dash emblem for a 1986 F-150?

Thanks

 

Are you talking about the one that's right above the radio? Think those are molded into the plastic. But seems I've seen someone on there that added them just can't remember what he used.

 

You can get them from NPD.

PN: F-04460-2 - $34.95

 

see if what you need is at LMC

LMC Truck Parts - Page 75

 

David...looking at your signiture...that is quite the impressive line up of vehicles you got listed!! Makes a ford guy envious <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" /><o></o>

 

E2TZ-1004460-B .. XLT Instrument Panel Name Plate / 1982/86 F100/350 & Bronco / Obsolete

Last MSRP: $22.23 / Dealer net cost: $13.34.

LABRUM FORD in Heber City UT has ONE = 435-654-4910.

HAVEN FORD in Haven KS has ONE = 620-465-2252.

STERNBERG FORD in Dale IN has ONE = 812-937-4241.

MANDERBACH FORD in Temple PA has ONE = 888-225-4364.

TISON MOTOR CO. in Estill SC has ONE = 803-625-2552.

PARTS INTERNATIONAL in Farmers Branch TX has TWO = 888-727-0418.

KINSEL L/M in Beaumont TX has TWO = 800-816-2894.

 

What can I say, I like Mustangs and 80-96 era Ford trucks...

I also have a 70 Chevelle and an 04 Ram 1500 to balance out the mix. Although the Ram is probably going to be sold soon, as is the 87 F250. And my cousin has the 86 F150... So my personal stable will be much smaller soon... Which is good 'cause I'm out of parking.

Oh and LMC did have the XLT emblem but it's not listed anymore so I'm assuming they're sold out.

 

David

NPD has the right emblem

Thanks

Bill

 

Uh huh, but if you buy it from one of the sources I listed in post 6, you'll pay less than $34.95, it'll be a genuine Ford part, not a made in China repro.

Sometimes I wonder why I bother listing Ford part numbers, sources for NOS Ford parts, when peeps buy them from repro parts sellers instead, usually paying more for made in China crap.

 

I would rather pay a little more for an actual Ford part than a chinese knock-off. Don't we already support foreign factories enough already?

 

Fixed it for you, see the prices in post 6.

It seems that today, most peeps don't give a damn, buy Chinese made crap, then whine about the state of the US economy.

They are blind to the fact that the trade deficit between the US and China is over THREE TRILLION DOLLARS!

Most of that money is in T-bills. If the Chinese ever cash them in, it will bankrupt the US, so you can kiss the US economy good bye...forever.

 

It's because each and every single time I've ever called any of the dealers you've listed for me, I get the typical "We don't have any of those" reply, which I usually translate to "I don't want to look for it".

It's not your fault, but some of the dealers are just plain lazy.

 

That really sucks but isn't surprising.

Local Ford dealer taught me how to talk to parts peeps, and correct me if I'm wrong, Bill, but I think he said to say only:

"Hi, < name of person >, source me a E0TZ-123456-A1A, please?"

Local dealer didn't have a part for my Tempo but they found me a dealer who did, but they wouldn't order it for me, I needed to do that myself.

 

In that case, yeah, it's cheaper, which is a bonus. It's like buying a chinese made one year warranty tie rod end for 14.99 instead of getting a lifetime warranty USA made one for 19.99. Just doesn't make sense to me.

 

Of the 20,000 or so obsolete Ford parts I've listed here on FTE, this is the first time someone has said they have called, and all the sources say they don't have any.

Haven Ford in KS seems to have the cheapest prices. One member bought a pair of NOS telescoping mirrors for his '63 for the original marked price of $17.50 each.

Another member bought a super rare lower Race Track quarter panel moulding for a '77/79 with a tool box. Most of the Race Track mldgs have been repro'd, but not this puppy.

The moulding fits from the edge of the tool box, then up and over the wheel opening to the end of the quarter panel. Member paid the original marked price of $35.00 for the little charmer.