1978 Ford Bronco Custom Bumper Build - SolidWorks CAD Assembly Screenshot

This document is a photograph of a computer monitor displaying SolidWorks 2016 (x64 Edition) with an open assembly file named "Bumper Assembly.SLDASM". The 3D model shown is a custom fabricated bumper — apparently a rear bumper for the uploader's 1978 Ford Bronco build — featuring angled end caps, two recessed round light housings with multi-hole bezels, two shackle/D-ring mount tabs, a recessed center section suitable for a hitch or license plate, and a long support tube running behind the bumper face. The SolidWorks Assembly toolbar is visible with commands such as Linear Component Pattern, Smart Fasteners, Move Component, Show Hidden Components, Assembly Features, Reference Geometry, New Motion Study, Bill of Materials, Exploded View, Explode Line Sketch, Instant3D, Update Speedpak, and Take Snapshot. Status indicators read "Under Defined," "Editing Assembly," and "MMGS" (millimeter-gram-second units). The word "weld" appears typed in the search box. A reader learns this is one step in a CAD-based design process for a homemade bumper; no dimensions, materials, part numbers, or fitment data are shown in this screenshot.