Aerostar Grill and Headlight differences?
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Aerostar Grill and Headlight differences?
Hello all,
My best friend had a car pull out infront of him. He loves his 1995 Aerostar because it belonged to his mother before she died of cancer. We are going to have to replace the passenger front fender, passenger door, passenger turn signal, passenger light surround, and hood. From a previous accident he has the wrong year headlight in the driverside. I have decided to take advantage of this situation to finally have his front end correct.
Here is my basic question: What are the different headlights and grills that will fit the 1995 without any modification. I will need to know the year range for each option. I believe I have seen some with clear turn signals, OEM. That would be nice to go for.
Thanks in Advance!
Later!
Lee
BTW = I am currently in the hunt for a 2003 F-150 SuperCrew. I will be on here more often soon.
My best friend had a car pull out infront of him. He loves his 1995 Aerostar because it belonged to his mother before she died of cancer. We are going to have to replace the passenger front fender, passenger door, passenger turn signal, passenger light surround, and hood. From a previous accident he has the wrong year headlight in the driverside. I have decided to take advantage of this situation to finally have his front end correct.
Here is my basic question: What are the different headlights and grills that will fit the 1995 without any modification. I will need to know the year range for each option. I believe I have seen some with clear turn signals, OEM. That would be nice to go for.
Thanks in Advance!
Later!
Lee
BTW = I am currently in the hunt for a 2003 F-150 SuperCrew. I will be on here more often soon.
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Welcome! 
For headlight's, turn signals, and grill any Aero from '92-'97 will work. As for body panels, any Aero will work. They did not do much re-designs during the run accept for the dash, airbag, and swithcing over from sealed beam to plastic POS.
Any other questions feel free to ask.
For headlight's, turn signals, and grill any Aero from '92-'97 will work. As for body panels, any Aero will work. They did not do much re-designs during the run accept for the dash, airbag, and swithcing over from sealed beam to plastic POS.
Any other questions feel free to ask.
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Thanks for the responses! I did some looking around and the 1995 W/O sport package grill, headlights, and turn signals are what I believe I am looking for. Mainly for the mostly clear turn signals.
So far we are already above $1,400 with just the hood, fender, door, corner lamp, bumper cover, light surround, and hub cap.
Later!
Lee
So far we are already above $1,400 with just the hood, fender, door, corner lamp, bumper cover, light surround, and hub cap.
Later!
Lee
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Originally Posted by Torsen Rick
That's all worth about $175 at the local u-pull-it junkyard...
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Lee
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Yeah! To change a door is really optimal way.
As I can see left headlight is from '86-'93 aero, right is 'modern', but I don't know why, but I like old headlight more.
Do not forget to do anty-rust work after reparing the lower body damage.
As I can see left headlight is from '86-'93 aero, right is 'modern', but I don't know why, but I like old headlight more.
Do not forget to do anty-rust work after reparing the lower body damage.
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i would have it checked by a top front end shop....front wheel has been hit...damage may not be apparent to the eye...aero's have that front sub frame
insurance company will only pay once...
insurance company will only pay once...
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Originally Posted by Pablo-UA
Yeah! To change a door is really optimal way.
As I can see left headlight is from '86-'93 aero, right is 'modern', but I don't know why, but I like old headlight more.
Do not forget to do anty-rust work after reparing the lower body damage.
As I can see left headlight is from '86-'93 aero, right is 'modern', but I don't know why, but I like old headlight more.
Do not forget to do anty-rust work after reparing the lower body damage.
Later!
Lee
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Originally Posted by 96_4wdr
i would have it checked by a top front end shop....front wheel has been hit...damage may not be apparent to the eye...aero's have that front sub frame
insurance company will only pay once...
insurance company will only pay once...
Also since we will be doing this in my shop I am not worried about the insurance company. We have them write multiple checks when ever we do something like this. Once you get into the vehicle it is not uncommon to find more damage.
Later!
Lee
Last edited by SleeprLegend; Jan 15, 2006 at 02:50 PM.