What are the overall dimensions of the panel in this sketch?

The sketch shows an overall width of 49" (marked "Very critical") and a height of 52".

How big is the center cutout and where is it located?

The rounded rectangular cutout near the top center measures 8.5" wide by 4" tall, positioned 34" up from the bottom edge and 29.5" from the right edge, with a small hole just below it.

Where are the two small oval cutouts located?

The left oval is 7.5" in from the left edge and about 29" up from the bottom; the right oval is about 7"–7.5" in from the right edge and 24" up from the bottom.

Which dimension is noted as critical?

The 49" bottom width dimension is annotated "Very critical."

Does the sketch identify a part number or vehicle year?

No. The drawing contains only dimension callouts and the note "Very critical" — no part numbers, model names, or dates are visible.

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1984 Ford Bronco Hand-Drawn Panel Template Sketch - 49" x 52" with Cutout Dimensions

Hand-drawn dimensioned panel template on graph paper with hole locations and 49in by 52in measurements marked 'Very critical'

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Hand-drawn dimensioned drawing of a sheet-metal floor panel with marked hole positions and overall measurements.

AI caption July 2017 · Photo 1126 of 2747

This is a hand-drawn, dimensioned sketch (blueprint-style) on graph paper, uploaded to a 1984 Ford Bronco gallery. It depicts a large rectangular panel approximately 49 inches wide by 52 inches tall, with several cutouts located by dimension callouts. A rounded rectangular cutout measuring 8.5" x 4" sits near the top center, positioned 34" up from the bottom edge and 29.5" from the right edge, with a small hole directly below it. Two small oval cutouts are located on the left and right sides: the left one is 7.5" from the left edge and roughly 29" up from the bottom; the right one is about 7"–7.5" from the right edge and 24" up from the bottom. Small holes/dots are marked near the top corners with 6" callouts. The bottom 49" dimension is annotated "Very critical." A separate narrow strip with a 0.75" dimension is sketched below the main panel, apparently a related piece. The drawing contains no part numbers, printed text, year, or model identification; it appears to be a fabrication or hole-location template made by the owner, possibly for a body panel, bulkhead, or tailgate-area component of the vehicle.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the overall dimensions of the panel in this sketch?: The sketch shows an overall width of 49" (marked "Very critical") and a height of 52".
How big is the center cutout and where is it located?: The rounded rectangular cutout near the top center measures 8.5" wide by 4" tall, positioned 34" up from the bottom edge and 29.5" from the right edge, with a small hole just below it.
Where are the two small oval cutouts located?: The left oval is 7.5" in from the left edge and about 29" up from the bottom; the right oval is about 7"–7.5" in from the right edge and 24" up from the bottom.
Which dimension is noted as critical?: The 49" bottom width dimension is annotated "Very critical."
Does the sketch identify a part number or vehicle year?: No. The drawing contains only dimension callouts and the note "Very critical" — no part numbers, model names, or dates are visible.