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Our 91 XLT has plastic head light lenses that are totally crazed out. Where would be a good place to order new and how difficult are they to change?
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do you mean like the black out covers or do you mean they are getting kinda yellowish like dull and not clear? I have heard of someone wet sanding headlights, but I'm not sure. hopefully someone else will post too ! !
Went through the J C Whitney catalog and while they have covers and whole headlight assemblies (at $90 each), it does not appear that they have just the lense.
well, $90 isnt too bad.... the assembly from ford is like $280 perside!!!! trust me, i have priced them.... you may want to check out try local boneyards
I would try some lens polish or some car polish. The "polish" has a hint of abrasion to it. I had a Grand Marquis with that problem and it worked well.
I tried polish, rubbing compund, rising grits of sandpaper and these units are still fogged. Seems to be milky all the way through. So I think I need new lense units. Besides which on the left side the adjusters are broken.