In 1987, Ford's light-duty F-Series trucks and their full-size Bronco companions were treated to a long-awaited restyle, again getting more-aerodynamic front ends. They also got rear-wheel anti-lock brakes, as did the Bronco II. Also in 1987, Henry Ford II, who had taken over and essentially "saved" Ford Motor Company in the 1940s and had run it until 1980, died of pneumonia at the age of 70.
1987 Ford F-Series truck
![]() 1987 Ford Bronco |

1987 Ford Ranger
![]() Selections from Ford's 1987 medium-duty truck lineup |
![]() 1987 Ford LTL-9000 |
Ford's Class-8 conventional truck was the LTL-9000. For 1987, it offered a revised cabin and dashboard, while a dash with added instrumentation was optional. Also new that year were improved Cummins and Caterpillar diesel engines with up to 400 horsepower.
Big news for Ford in 1988 was the AeroMax truck. Find out more on the next page.
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