Product Description

1987-1991 Ford Bronco, Driver & Passenger, Bucket Seat Belt Kit

• Driver and passenger bucket seats
• Three-point retractable lap and shoulder belts
• All metal push button buckles
• Hardware included

Both front buckets of a 1987-1991 Ford Bronco get matching retracting three-point restraints from this Seatbelt Planet kit, latched with all metal push buttons and shipped with hardware.

Fitment Notes

Driver and passenger bucket seats in fourth-generation 1987-1991 Ford Broncos.

Available Colors

Bronco kit webbing comes in 52 colors.

Why New Belts Matter

Full-size Broncos from these years saw plenty of trail and beach use, and sand and sun are tough on front belts.

Keeping Them Like New

Wash the Bronco straps with mild soap and dry them extended.

About the Ford Bronco

Ford restyled the full-size Bronco for 1987 with a more aerodynamic front end, fuel-injected engines and rear anti-lock brakes.

Pre-Install Checklist

Confirm your Bronco has front buckets before ordering.

Good to Know

Hardware is included with this Bronco kit.

The 5.0 liter and 5.8 liter V8s and the 4.9 liter inline six powered these Broncos.

The Eddie Bauer trim was a popular upscale Bronco package with two-tone paint and nicer seats.

The removable fiberglass rear top on these Broncos lets in sun that fades belt webbing.

Seatbelt Planet sells single Bronco front belts and rear kits as well.

Brown, blue, red and gray webbing suit many Bronco interiors.

Fourth-generation Broncos are now among the most popular vintage SUVs, and owners often update belts during restorations.

The Bronco's removable rear top and large windows let in plenty of sun, which fades belt webbing over time.

Bucket seats were common in these Broncos, often with a center console between them.

The Bronco shared much of its front end with the F-150 pickup of the same years.

Off-road Broncos often have sand or mud packed into belt retractors.

Matching both front belts gives the Bronco a cohesive look.

Bronco owners who drive with the top off appreciate a belt that retracts neatly.

Bronco interiors of these years came in colors such as scarlet red, regatta blue, chestnut and medium gray.

Full-size Broncos are two-door SUVs, so the front belts must stretch farther back toward the B-pillar than in a four-door.

Seatbelt Planet includes hardware with this Bronco kit, which helps if the original bolts are rusted.

Bronco owners who swap seats should confirm that the anchors still line up with the new buckets.

Order the rear Bronco kit too if you want matching belts throughout.

Fans often call the 1987-1991 Bronco the bricknose generation, following the rounder bullnose trucks of 1980-1986.

Bronco XLT and Eddie Bauer interiors often had captain's chairs with armrests, and these bucket belts suit those seats.

Rear anti-lock brakes debuted on the Bronco and F-150 for 1987, making these trucks among the first American SUVs with ABS.

Bricknose Broncos with the 5.8 liter V8 were favorites for towing campers and boats to the lake.

Frequently Asked Questions

Bucket seats?
Yes, for driver and passenger buckets.

Retractable?
Yes, three-point.

Buckle?
All metal push button.

Hardware?
Included.

Colors?
52.

Questions about fit?
Call 574-226-6676.