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1987-1991 Ford Bronco/Pickup FT. HEAD LAMP -LH -W/BLACK & CHROME TRIM, part number FB5317
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1987-1991 Ford Bronco/Pickup FT. HEAD LAMP -LH -W/BLACK & CHROME TRIM

Restore the front lighting and factory-style appearance of your classic Ford with this left-hand front head lamp for 1987–1991 Ford Bronco and Pickup models. Designed for the driver side, this assembly features the correct black and chrome trim appearance for compatible trucks and Broncos.

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This lamp is correct for compatible 1987–1991 Ford Bronco and F-Series trucks because it matches the left-hand headlamp configuration used on this generation of Ford’s full-size truck front end.

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1987–1991 Ford Bronco / Pickup Front LH Head Lamp with Black & Chrome Trim Product Description Shop 1987–1991 Ford Bronco Pickup LH head lamp for a clean factory-style front-end restoration. Replacing a used Ford truck headlight can help correct cracked lenses, faded trim, poor visibility, or collision damage. Order driver-side Bronco F-Series head lamp with black and chrome trim for repair, restoration, or classic truck refurbishment. Designed for compatible Bronco and F-Series applications, this left-hand headlight assembly restores the period-correct lighting position and front-end appearance. The black and chrome trim complements the styling used on select 1987–1991 Ford truck configurations. It is a practical choice for replacing an aged, cloudy, broken, or missing driver-side lamp without changing the original-style grille and lighting layout. Key Features Fits compatible 1987–1991 Ford Bronco Fits compatible 1987–1991 Ford F-Series pickups Left-hand / driver-side position Black and chrome trim appearance Factory-style replacement design Helps restore forward lighting Replaces cracked, cloudy, damaged, or missing lamps Suitable for restoration and collision repair Maintains classic Ford front-end styling Vehicle-specific replacement component Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Front Head Lamp Assembly Vehicle Make Ford Models Bronco / F-Series Pickup Model Years 1987–1991 Position Front Left / Driver Side Trim Black & Chrome Lighting Location Front Application Replacement / Restoration Fitment Type Vehicle Specific Bulb Verify Supplier Package Why Replace the Head Lamp? Original Ford truck headlights can become cloudy, cracked, faded, or damaged after years of weather exposure and road use. A deteriorated lamp can reduce both nighttime visibility and the appearance of the front end. Replacing the driver-side assembly helps restore cleaner lighting performance and keeps the Bronco or pickup closer to its factory-style look

Features
  • Fits compatible 1987–1991 Ford Bronco
  • Fits compatible 1987–1991 Ford F-Series Pickup
  • Left-hand / driver-side application
  • Front head lamp assembly
  • Black and chrome trim styling
  • Replaces damaged, faded, cracked, or missing original lamp
  • Helps restore proper forward lighting
  • Maintains factory-style front-end appearance
  • Suitable for restoration, repair, or collision replacement
  • Vehicle-specific rather than universal fitment
  • Compatible with classic 1987–1991 Ford truck front-end styling
In the box
  • 1 × Left-hand / driver-side head lamp assembly
  • Black and chrome trim as supplied

Shipping weight 6.00 lb

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  • 1987–1991Bronco
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Intended for compatible 1987–1991 Ford Bronco and F-Series pickup applications. This is the left-hand / driver-side lamp. Verify whether your vehicle uses the black-and-chrome trim configuration. Some 1987–1991 trucks were offered with different front trim or headlamp appearance packages. Confirm lens shape, housing design, and mounting points against the original lamp. F-150, F-250, F-350, and Bronco commonly share this general headlamp style, but exact trim should still be checked. Do not assume bulbs, wiring, or brackets are included. Previous grille conversions or front-end swaps can affect compatibility. Check the headlight adjusters and mounting panel for damage before installation. Used OEM lamps may show haze, scratches, oxidation, or cosmetic wear. Compare the original Ford engineering number when originality is important.

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Asked about this part

What vehicles does this head lamp fit?
It is intended for compatible 1987–1991 Ford Bronco and Ford F-Series pickup applications.
Is this the left-hand or right-hand headlight?
This is the left-hand (LH) / driver-side head lamp.
Does it fit a Ford Bronco?
Yes. It is designed for compatible 1987–1991 Ford Bronco models.
Does it fit Ford F-Series pickups?
Yes. It is intended for compatible F-Series trucks from the same 1987–1991 front-end generation.
Will it fit an F-150?
It may fit compatible F-150 applications, but the front trim and headlamp configuration should be verified.
Will it fit an F-250?
It may fit compatible F-250 models with the matching headlamp and grille setup.
Will it fit an F-350?
It may fit compatible F-350 applications, but exact front-end configuration should be checked first.
What does “LH” mean?
LH means left-hand, which is the driver side on U.S.-market vehicles.
Does this lamp have black and chrome trim?
Yes. This version is designed with a black-and-chrome trim appearance.
Why does the trim style matter?
Ford used different front-end appearance packages, so matching the trim helps preserve the correct factory-style look.
Is this a complete head lamp assembly?
It is intended as a replacement lamp assembly, but exact included components depend on the supplier.
Is the headlight bulb included?
Do not assume a bulb is included unless the seller specifically lists one.
Is the wiring harness included?
Wiring should not be assumed to be included.
Does it include the headlight connector?
Not necessarily. The original connector may need to be reused.
Are mounting brackets included?
That depends on the exact assembly. Verify the listing photos or supplier contents.
Are adjustment screws included?
Adjustment hardware may or may not be included.
Does it include the parking lamp or turn signal?
No. Those are separate front-lighting components unless specifically bundled.
Does it include the right-hand headlight too?
No. This listing is for the driver-side lamp only.
Can I replace only one side?
Yes. You can replace only the damaged side if the opposite lamp is still in good condition.
Should both headlights be replaced together?
It is optional, but replacing both can improve visual consistency if the opposite lamp is faded or cloudy.
Is this suitable for restoration?
Yes. It is useful for restoring the period-correct front-end appearance of a classic Bronco or Ford truck.
Is it suitable for collision repair?
Yes. It can replace a broken or damaged original lamp after front-end impact damage.
Can it replace a cracked headlight?
Yes, provided the housing and mounting configuration match.
Can it replace a cloudy or faded lamp?
Yes. Replacing an aged lamp can improve appearance and light clarity.
Can a damaged headlamp reduce nighttime visibility?
Yes. Cracked, cloudy, or misaligned lamps can reduce useful forward illumination.
Will this improve headlight brightness?
A clear, properly aimed replacement lens can improve light output compared with a heavily deteriorated original, but bulb condition also matters.
Is headlight aiming required after installation?
Yes. The lamp should be properly aimed after replacement.
Why is headlight aiming important?
Incorrect aim can reduce road visibility or create glare for other drivers.
Should I inspect the mounting panel before installation?
Yes. Bent brackets, broken adjusters, or collision damage can prevent proper alignment.
Will this fit a truck with a grille conversion?
Not necessarily. Aftermarket or later-model grille swaps can change lamp mounting.
What if my Bronco has a custom front end?
Compare the current lamp shape, brackets, and grille opening before ordering.
Can previous collision repairs affect fitment?
Yes. Bent core supports or headlamp mounting panels can change alignment.
Should I compare the original lamp before buying?
Yes. Compare side, lens shape, trim, mounting tabs, and overall dimensions.
Is this an OEM Ford lamp?
Do not assume OEM unless the listing specifically identifies it as genuine Ford and provides matching part numbers or markings.
Can a reproduction lamp still fit correctly?
Yes, if it is made for the correct 1987–1991 Bronco/F-Series application and trim configuration.
Is the lens clear?
This type of replacement uses a clear headlight lens, but exact finish should be verified from the seller’s photos.
Is the trim chrome-plated?
The visible surround is described as black and chrome trim; exact material and finish depend on the manufacturer.
Can the chrome trim be polished?
Light cleaning may improve appearance, but aggressive polishing can damage plated or coated surfaces.
Can the black trim be repainted?
Possibly, if compatible with the trim material and proper refinishing products are used.
What should I inspect when buying a used lamp?
Check for cracks, broken tabs, haze, moisture intrusion, corrosion, missing hardware, and damaged adjusters.
Is moisture inside the lamp normal?
Persistent condensation is not ideal and can indicate a sealing issue.
Should damaged seals be repaired before installation?
Yes. Proper sealing helps keep water and dirt out of the housing.
What is the estimated shipping weight?
A headlamp assembly of this type typically weighs about 3–5 lb depending on trim and brackets.
What shipping weight should I use for the listing?
6 lb (2.7 kg) is a practical packaged listing weight unless the supplier provides an exact weight.
What should I verify before ordering?
Confirm the 1987–1991 Ford Bronco/F-Series application, left-hand driver side, black-and-chrome trim, lens shape, grille style, mounting points, and existing headlight configuration.
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