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1992-1996 OBS Bronco A-Pillar Installation

Created by Andrew Perry / 3 min read
Date Created: 7/29/2025
Last Updated: 7/29/2025

Follow us as we show you how to replace the broken, worn-out a-pillar trim in a 92-96 OBS Bronco!

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Replace your warped, cracked, or broken 1992-1996 Ford OBS Bronco and truck a-pillars with these brand-new gray units from LMR. Whether you're taking on a project with missing a-pillars or need to replace your originals that are cracked in several places, these LMR a-pillars are the perfect interior restoration item. Your a-pillars take some abuse over the decades from multiple installations and removals, drilled for gauges, resulting in broken mounting points, scuffs, scrapes, cracks, and irreparable damage. LMR identified the need for replacement a-pillar trims for your OBS truck and is proud to offer this new pair to help restore your interior!

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Installation Instructions

Step 1: Remove Old A-Pillar Trim

  • Start by removing the (4) trim panel screws from the A-pillars. There is an optional 5th screw that will be the 2nd inboard screw on each side of the headliner trim.
  • Once the screws have been removed, simply pull the trim away and remove it.
  • Take this time to clean the area where the trim was before installing the new piece.
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Step 2: Install New A-Pillar Trim

  • After the old trim panels are removed and the areas have been cleaned, simply reverse the removal steps to install the new A-pillar trim.
  • Leave each screw slightly loose to maneuver each trim panel as needed.
  • Fully hand-tighten each screw securing the A-pillar trims. DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN! Doing so can crack the trim.
  • After this, you are good to go.
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Ford OBS Bronco & Truck: Reproduction A-pillar Trim - Overview & Install

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Published on 2025-03-07
Replace your warped, cracked, or broken 1992-1996 Ford OBS Bronco and truck a-pillars with these brand new gray units from LMR. Whether you're taking on a project with missing a-pillars or need to replace your originals that are cracked in several places, these LMR a-pillars are the perfect interior restoration item. Your a-pillars take some abuse over the decades from multiple installations and removals, drilled for gauges, resulting in broken mounting points, scuffs, scrapes, cracks, and unrepairable damage. LMR identified the need for replacement a-pillar trims for your OBS truck and is proud to offer this new pair to help restore your interior!

Designed and manufactured with an OEM fit and finish in mind, these LMR a-pillar trims are the perfect solution to restore your interior. Each trim is built to the factory dimensions with durable plastic material using an injection molding process. Factory-style grain and texture are applied to closely match the rest of your interior. LMR's a-pillar trims arrive in a gray finish but can be prepped and painted to match other interior colors. Each A-pillar trim features the correct counter-sunk mounting screw locations along with the back reinforcement gussets that run the length of the pillar. Lastly, at the bottom is the plastic welded boss for the lower attaching point that is wrapped in foam to prevent rattles.
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About the Author

Andrew has been writing content for Late Model Restoration for over 2 years, producing over 50 articles. Over the years, Andrew has owned numerous Mustangs, including a 2007 V6, 2003 GT, 1967 GT, 1994 GT, 1995 GT, 2014 GT (2), 2000 V6 (V8 swapped), 2016 GT/PP, 1988 LX 5.0, and a 2009 GT/CS. Read more...