Product Description
1987-1991 Ford Bronco, Driver or Passenger, Bucket Seat Belt
- Retractable lap and shoulder
- All metal push button buckle
- Front bucket seat
- Hardware included
- FMVSS 209 and 302 rated
The full-size 1987-1991 Bronco, the so-called 'bricknose' generation, is a popular classic 4x4. This retractable 3-point belt replaces one front bucket seat belt.
Where It Fits
Seatbelt Planet lists it for 1987 through 1991 full-size Broncos with front buckets. Hardware is included. Each belt covers one rider.
Color Options
Pick from fifty-two shades. Eddie Bauer Broncos often had tan interiors, while XLTs came in red, blue or gray.
Why Replace Old Belts?
These trucks were often used off-road or with the top removed, so the front belts saw a lot of dirt and sun. New belts restore smooth operation.
Care Tips
Brush trail dust off the webbing and out of the buckle after outdoor trips. Clean with mild soap and dry before retracting.
About the Ford Bronco
Ford built the fourth-generation Bronco from 1987 to 1991, followed by the final 1992-1996 version. These trucks are increasingly popular with collectors.
Before You Install
Inspect the floor and pillar anchors, and clean the threads before installing.
Good to Know
Rear seat belts for these Broncos are listed separately.
The full-size Bronco removable top means belts get more sun than in most vehicles, so it pays to choose a color that fades gracefully or park in the shade when possible.
Order two belts to replace both front buckets in one go.
The full-size Bronco has become one of the hottest classic SUVs on the market, and buyers pay close attention to the interior. New front belts are an easy way to freshen the cabin while improving safety.
Eddie Bauer editions with two-tone tan interiors look best with tan or brown webbing, while XLT trucks with red or blue interiors have direct matches in the standard color list.
Clean the anchor threads first, and check that the seat tracks move freely so the belt can pay out as the seat slides.
The back row can be done alongside using the matching rear kit for these years.
Mounting bolts ship with the belt, giving you fresh threads at every anchor.
Give the strap a hard, fast yank after install; a healthy reel stops it within an inch or two.
The 1987 update brought a new aero-style front end and an updated dash to the Bronco, while the seat and belt layout carried over through 1991.
Owners often find that the original retractors in these trucks have become slow or sticky after decades of dust and heat. A new unit pays out cleanly and rewinds without hesitation, which makes buckling up feel natural again.
The upgrade adds real everyday safety to a truck that many owners now drive on weekends and long road trips.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it fit a Bronco II?
No, the full-size Bronco.
Is hardware included?
Yes.
How many belts?
One.
Which years?
1987-1991.
Questions about fit?
Call 574-226-6676.
