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1984 Ford Bronco Rear Bed Floor Replacement Panel - Hand-Drawn Dimensions

Hand-drawn dimensioned fabrication drawing for a 1984 Bronco rear bed replacement panel noting hole locations and 52 by 49 inch sizes.

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This is a hand-drawn dimensional sketch (blueprint) on graph paper for fabricating a replacement rear bed / cargo floor panel for a 1984 Ford Bronco. Notes state the original panel was 20 gauge ribbed steel and that the owner intends to replace it with thicker sheet stock without ribs. A cost note indicates a 50 x 50 inch sheet costs $65, plus charges for cutting, brake (bending), and shipping. The main drawing shows a roughly rectangular panel 49 inches wide (marked "Very critical") by 52 inches tall (marked "not as critical"), with a center rectangular cutout measuring 6.5" x 4" located 34" up from the bottom edge and 24.5" from the right edge. Two smaller oval holes sit 24" up from the bottom — one 7.5" from the left edge, the other about 7"/1.5" dimensioned on the right side. Paired mounting holes are shown 1.5" in from each top corner and 6" down from the top edge. A second sketch below shows the edge/flange profile: the 49" wide panel with 0.75" bent-up flanges on each side. A reader can use this document to reproduce the cut and bend dimensions for a replacement Bronco rear bed floor panel.

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What are the overall dimensions of the 1984 Bronco replacement rear bed panel?
49 inches wide (marked "Very critical") by 52 inches tall (marked "not as critical").
What gauge steel was the original 1984 Bronco rear bed made from?
The original was 20 gauge ribbed steel; the plan is to replace it with thicker stock without ribs.
What size is the center cutout in the panel?
The center rectangular cutout is 6.5" wide by 4" tall, located 34" up from the bottom edge and 24.5" from the right edge.
How tall are the bent flanges on the panel edges?
The edge profile sketch shows 0.75" flanges on each side of the 49" wide panel.
How much did the replacement sheet steel cost?
A 50 x 50 sheet was quoted at $65, plus additional charges for cutting, brake (bending), and shipping.

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