What sections make up the seat back cover shown in this diagram?

The cover has three labeled sections: a Front panel, a Top strip, and a Back panel that holds two pouches.

How is the seat back cover secured to the seat?

It uses a ratchet strap: there is a loop for the ratchet strap at the top of the front panel and the ratchet strap (shown in red) runs across the bottom of the back panel.

What are the loops along the bottom of the back panel for?

They are labeled "Loops for Hi Lift," for carrying a Hi-Lift jack or related gear.

How many storage pouches does the design include?

Two pouches, both located on the back panel of the cover.

Does the diagram show how the cover fits on the seat?

Yes, a side view on the right shows the cover draped over the seat back with the ratchet strap at its base, next to the seat cushion.

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Ford Bronco Seat Back Organizer Diagram - Pouches, Ratchet Strap & Hi-Lift Loops

Labeled diagram of a seat-back storage organizer with pouches and ratchet straps

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Labeled diagram of a seat-back storage organizer showing front, back, side view, pouches, ratchet strap, and Hi-Lift loops.

AI caption January 2004 · Photo 75 of 458

This document is a homemade schematic (line drawing) illustrating a design for a seat-back cover or organizer, uploaded to the gallery of a 1978 Ford Bronco. The drawing shows the cover laid flat, divided into three sections: the "Front" panel, a narrow "Top" strip, and the "Back" panel. The back panel contains two trapezoidal pouches for storage. A callout indicates a "Loop for ratchet strap" at the top edge of the front panel, and a red bar at the bottom center of the back panel is labeled "Ratchet Strap," showing how the cover is secured around the seat. Along the bottom edge of the back panel is a row of small loops labeled "Loops for Hi Lift," intended to hold a Hi-Lift jack or its accessories. A separate "Side View" drawing on the right shows the cover installed over a seat back adjacent to the seat cushion (labeled "Seat"), with the ratchet strap position shown in red at the base. A reader can learn the general layout and attachment method for fabricating a seat-back storage organizer that carries Hi-Lift jack gear, secured with a ratchet strap. The document contains no part numbers, dimensions, dates, or vehicle-specific applicability information.

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Frequently asked questions

What sections make up the seat back cover shown in this diagram?: The cover has three labeled sections: a Front panel, a Top strip, and a Back panel that holds two pouches.
How is the seat back cover secured to the seat?: It uses a ratchet strap: there is a loop for the ratchet strap at the top of the front panel and the ratchet strap (shown in red) runs across the bottom of the back panel.
What are the loops along the bottom of the back panel for?: They are labeled "Loops for Hi Lift," for carrying a Hi-Lift jack or related gear.
How many storage pouches does the design include?: Two pouches, both located on the back panel of the cover.
Does the diagram show how the cover fits on the seat?: Yes, a side view on the right shows the cover draped over the seat back with the ratchet strap at its base, next to the seat cushion.