Yo, welcome to NWAutoPart.com, the spot for Gen X and Millennials to score dope parts for their dream rides. 

Gen X, we’ve got the goods for your ’80s legends—think Camaro muscle, Fox Body Mustangs, or that beefy C/K truck you’ve been wrenching on since the mixtape days. Millennials, we’re loaded with ’90s JDM vibes—Miata drop-tops, Civic tuners, and that Supra you’ve been chasing since Fast and Furious dropped. Whether it’s a Bronco for off-road flex or a GMT400 to cruise like it’s 1999, we’ve got the hookup to keep your ride lit and rolling with that pure, nostalgic feel. Jump in and grab what you need!

Gen X Collectors

Gen Xers, now kicking it in your 40s and 50s, grew up with the raddest cars of the ’80s and early ’90s—think pure muscle, dope Japanese imports, and tough trucks. These are the rides you drooled over as teens, and now you’re snagging them for that old-school, hands-on vibe. 

Chevrolet Camaro (1967–1969): This beast is all about raw V8 growl and that slick ’60s look. Gen X loves it for screaming late ’60s cool into your early years. 

Ford Mustang (1960s–1980s): The Fox Body (’79–’93) is the Gen X jam—cheap, mod-friendly, and a perfect mix of retro swagger and ’80s hustle. 

Chevrolet C/K Series Pickup (1973–1987): Fifth on your list, these trucks are rugged, affordable, and scream ’80s DIY grit. Total nostalgia flex. 

Ford Bronco (1966–1977): Early Broncos are off-road kings with that vintage vibe Gen X digs, tying into the SUV boom you lived through. 

Porsche 944/924 (1970s–1980s): German vibes on a budget—Gen Xers who geeked out over Euro engineering grab these for a taste of class without the crazy price tag.

Gen X is 35% more into trucks and SUVs than the old-timers, loving the versatility and wrenching culture. 

They’re also low-key obsessed with early JDM legends like the Nissan 300ZX or Toyota Supra—those ’80s imports hit different. 

Millennial Collectors

Millennials, late 20s to early 40s, came up in the ’90s and 2000s, fueled by Gran Turismo vibes, Fast and Furious flicks, and JDM fever. Their collector picks are all about affordable fun and that pop culture flex, with a side of “I can still daily this.” 

Mazda MX-5 Miata (1989–1997): The NA Miata is Millennial gold—light, stick-shift, and cheap. Pure ’90s roadster energy that’s a blast to rip around in. 

Chevrolet C/K Series Pickup (1973–1987): Second fave for Millennials, these trucks bring vintage cool, easy fixes, and wallet-friendly prices—peak DIY vibes. 

Honda Civic/Integra (1990s–2000s): Civic Si or Integra Type R? Tuner royalty. Millennials live for these FWD rockets from racing games and movie screens. 

Toyota Supra (1993–1998): The MkIV Supra is the Millennial grail—Fast and Furious fame, JDM cred, and insane power (if you can afford it now). 

GMT400 Series Trucks (1988–2000): These Chevy/GMC haulers were everywhere in the ’90s—Millennials scoop ‘em up for practicality and that childhood throwback.

Millennials are four times more likely than pre-Boomers to stan Japanese rides—thank the ’90s import wave. They’re also 35% more into SUVs and trucks, chasing stuff like the OG Bronco or Skyline GT-R (if import laws play nice). Stick shifts and ’80s/’90s cars—the last of the “real” driving days—are their vibe. 

What’s the Game? 

Nostalgia Rules: Gen X is all about ’80s Back to the Future DeLoreans; Millennials chase Need for Speed JDMs from the ’90s and 2000s. 

Keep It Affordable: Millennials especially love a deal—think Miatas or old trucks over Boomer-priced classics. 

Pop Culture Flex: Gen X reps ’80s action flick cars; Millennials roll with video game and Fast franchise icons. 

Drive It, Don’t Park It: Both crews want cars you can rip, not just flex at shows—Millennials might edge out with more track days, though.

Daily Rides

We’re all about hooking up your daily ride with a dope selection of aftermarket auto spare parts for iconic American brands like FORD, Lincoln, Chevrolet, Jeep, Dodge, Chrysler, Buick, Cadillac, and GMC. Plus, we’ve got the goods for those luxe vibes—OEM and aftermarket parts for big names like BMW, Rolls Royce, Maserati, and Mercedes Benz. Oh, and we’re totally vibing with other crews too, especially Mazda and Volvo. What’s your deal—need some parts or just here to scope the scene?