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1994 Ford Bronco Custom Speaker Grill Support Frame Drawing - Sub Box Build
Line-drawing schematic of a framed speaker enclosure with two oval speakers and a center subwoofer.
This document is an untitled, unannotated CAD-style line drawing uploaded as "Grill support frame.jpg" to a 1994 Ford Bronco gallery on SuperMotors.net, part of an album of custom car-audio build drawings (sub box, amp rack, grill, speaker tables). The drawing depicts a front/plan view of a grill support frame assembly for a custom audio installation. It shows three main sections: left and right rectangular frame panels, each with a large oval speaker opening (likely 6x9-style speakers) containing a small rectangular marking and a dual-circle detail at center, and a central rectangular panel featuring a large double-ring circular cutout, apparently for a subwoofer. A narrow vertical bracket piece appears between the center and right-hand sections, and small circles at the frame corners suggest screw or fastener positions. The drawing contains no text, dimensions, part numbers, or legend, so a reader can learn only the general shape, proportions, and layout of the grill support frame relative to the speaker and subwoofer cutouts. It serves as a visual construction reference for fabricating the frame that supports a speaker grill over a custom sub/speaker enclosure in the vehicle.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this drawing show?
- A line drawing of a grill support frame for a custom audio build: two outer frame sections each with an oval speaker cutout and a center panel with a large circular (subwoofer) cutout, plus a narrow bracket between the center and right sections.
- Does the drawing include dimensions or measurements?
- No. The drawing contains no dimensions, labels, or text of any kind.
- How many speaker openings are shown?
- Three total: two oval speaker openings (one in each outer frame section) and one large circular opening in the center panel.
- Are fastener locations indicated?
- Small circles appear at the corners of the frame sections, which appear to indicate screw or fastener locations, though they are not labeled.
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