Fourth Generation Ford Bronco (1987–1991)
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Fourth Generation Ford Bronco for sale.
Aerodynamic refresh with smoother body panels. Carryover 5.0L and 5.8L EFI V8s from late 3rd gen. The 1991 OJ Simpson white Bronco is, unfortunately, this generation's most famous example — making 1991 cars culturally distinct collector pieces. Eddie Bauer trim is sought after.
Fourth Generation Ford Bronco
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1987 Ford Bronco
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1988 Ford Bronco
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1987 Ford Bronco
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1987 Ford Bronco
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1988 Ford Bronco
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1991 Ford Bronco
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1988 Ford Bronco
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1989 Ford Bronco
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1990 Ford Bronco
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1989 Ford Bronco
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1988 Ford Bronco
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1988 Ford Bronco
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1988 Ford Bronco
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1989 Ford Bronco
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1987 Ford Bronco
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1991 Ford Bronco
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1990 Ford Bronco
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1987 Ford Bronco
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1988 Ford Bronco
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1990 Ford Bronco
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1987 Ford Bronco
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1987 Ford Bronco
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1987 Ford Bronco
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Recently Sold Ford Bronco
See all 595 sales →| Vehicle | Sold For |
|---|---|
| 1987 Ford Bronco | $13,495 |
| 1987 Ford Bronco | $8,995 |
| 1989 Ford Bronco | $16,895 |
| 1988 Ford Bronco | $13,995 |
| 1987 Ford Bronco | $35,995 |
| 1989 Ford Bronco | $28,895 |