Does this blueprint include any dimensions or measurements?

No. The drawing contains no dimensions, text, or measurements — only line geometry showing the slider profile and rail layout.

What views are shown in this drawing?

Two views: an upper profile/cross-section view showing a round tube, a rounded square tube, angled supports, and a vertical mounting plate under a body contour line; and a lower side elevation of the full slider rail with spaced rectangular mounting tabs.

How many mounting tabs are shown on the slider rail?

The lower elevation view shows several small rectangular tabs spaced along the rail — approximately four along the length plus end details.

Does the drawing identify the vehicle or part numbers it applies to?

No. There are no part numbers, model names, or year references anywhere in the drawing itself.

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Rock Slider Blueprint Sketch - Tube Profile & Rail Mounting Tab Layout Drawing

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Rough hand-drawn fabrication sketch showing a bracket/mount profile and a long perforated bar.

AI caption April 2004 · Photo 86 of 118

This document is an untitled, undimensioned line drawing (blueprint sketch) apparently depicting a rock slider / nerf bar design, consistent with the upload filename 'dodge-ram-sliders.JPG'. The upper portion shows a cross-section or end/profile view: a round tube joined to a rounded rectangular (square tube) member, with angled support gussets or legs running back to a vertical flat mounting plate. A purple/blue contour line traces what appears to be the vehicle body or rocker panel profile above the slider, showing how the assembly tucks under the body line. The lower portion shows a side elevation of the full slider rail: a long horizontal bar with small rectangular mounting tabs or brackets spaced along its length and end caps or plates at each end. No text, dimensions, part numbers, torque values, or material callouts are present anywhere in the drawing, so a reader can learn only the general geometry and mounting concept of the slider, not specific measurements. The drawing pairs with a companion scan in the same album (frame-mount.JPG), suggesting it is one page of a homemade rock slider fabrication plan filed under a 1978 Ford Bronco.

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Frequently asked questions

Does this blueprint include any dimensions or measurements?: No. The drawing contains no dimensions, text, or measurements — only line geometry showing the slider profile and rail layout.
What views are shown in this drawing?: Two views: an upper profile/cross-section view showing a round tube, a rounded square tube, angled supports, and a vertical mounting plate under a body contour line; and a lower side elevation of the full slider rail with spaced rectangular mounting tabs.
How many mounting tabs are shown on the slider rail?: The lower elevation view shows several small rectangular tabs spaced along the rail — approximately four along the length plus end details.
Does the drawing identify the vehicle or part numbers it applies to?: No. There are no part numbers, model names, or year references anywhere in the drawing itself.