1987 Ford Bronco Grille & Mount Panel Exploded Parts Diagram - Emblem, Header

This document is a black-and-white exploded parts diagram (line drawing) showing the front grille and mounting components of a vehicle. Three parts are identified by numbered callouts: item 1 is the main grille assembly, drawn as a wide panel with multiple horizontal and vertical slot openings and a central oval provision for an emblem; item 2 is a small oval emblem or badge shown detached at the upper left; item 3 is the header/mount panel (radiator support / front-end panel) positioned above and behind the grille, featuring openings for headlight or lamp assemblies on its ends. The drawing illustrates the relative positions and orientation of these components as they assemble at the front of the vehicle. No part numbers, legend text, model names, years, or torque specifications appear anywhere in the image — the only text present is the three callout numbers. A reader can use this diagram to understand how the grille, emblem, and mount panel relate to each other during removal or installation, but must consult an accompanying parts list (not shown) to identify part numbers or names for the numbered items.