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1984 Ford Bronco Rear Cross Sill End Detail - Hand-Drawn Fabrication Blueprint
Hand-drawn dimensioned cross-section titled 1984 Bronco Rear Cross Sill End Detail on graph paper.
This is a hand-drawn blueprint sketch on graph paper titled "1984 Bronco Rear Cross Sill End Detail." It documents fabrication dimensions for the end of a rear cross sill (crossmember) on a 1984 Ford Bronco, likely for a repair or replacement fabrication project. The sheet includes a 1-inch scale bar and two views. The upper view is a side/cross-section showing a vertical member 4" tall over another 4" section, with a diagonal gusset brace set at a 45° angle; horizontal dimensions of 1", 1", and 4" are marked along the bottom. Hatched areas indicate cut material sections, and dots along the members appear to represent fastener or weld locations, with dashed lines showing hidden edges. The lower view is an end or plan view showing a 5" overall height and a 3/4" offset dimension, again with dashed hidden lines and fastener/weld dots along the edges. A reader can learn the intended overall dimensions (roughly 8" total vertical extent in section, 5" width in end view), the 45° gusset geometry, and fastener spacing needed to reproduce the cross sill end piece.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this drawing show for a 1984 Ford Bronco?
- It is an end detail drawing of the rear cross sill, showing a side/section view with dimensions and a lower end/plan view, intended for fabrication of the cross sill end.
- What are the main dimensions given in the drawing?
- The section view shows two 4" vertical sections, horizontal dimensions of 1", 1", and 4", and a 45° angled brace. The lower view shows a 5" height and a 3/4" offset.
- What angle is the gusset or diagonal brace drawn at?
- The diagonal brace in the section view is labeled 45°.
- Is the drawing to scale?
- A 1" scale bar is provided at the top of the sheet, and the sketch is drawn on graph paper.
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