1987 Ford Bronco

The 1987 Bronco is Ford's full-size two-door SUV, built on the same tough frame as the F-Series pickup. It feels big and unstoppable on the road, with a commanding view of traffic and a ride that soaks up bumps without complaint. The cabin is genuinely roomy for six people, and the rear seat comes out easily when you need to haul something bulky. Owners note the fuel pump sits inside the tank with no access panel, making replacement more work than it should be. This base Bronco skips the XLT and Eddie Bauer trims above it, keeping things simple with vinyl seats and a rubber floor mat. The 5.0L V8 makes 185 horsepower and pairs with a four-speed manual or three-speed automatic, giving it enough grunt for daily driving and light towing. You can order it with the optional heavy-duty suspension package, which adds stiffer springs and a rear anti-roll bar for better control when loaded.