1985 Ford Bronco Rock Slider Blueprint - Side Profile Line Drawing
Reference · 1980-1986 BroncoAll 26 blueprints
Orthographic line drawing showing the side profile of a fabricated rail/sill part.
Part of 1980-1986 Ford Bronco Blueprints
This document is an untitled, unlabeled line drawing uploaded as 'Rock Sliders 1.JPG' to a 1985 Ford Bronco gallery on SuperMotors.net. The drawing shows a side (or plan) view of what appears to be a rock slider: a long, flat rectangular base plate with a rounded tubular rail running parallel above it, attached by at least two short vertical support legs near the ends and possibly intermediate mounts near the middle. The rail ends curve down toward the base plate at both ends. There are no dimensions, measurements, text callouts, material specifications, part numbers, or vehicle applicability statements anywhere in the drawing. A reader can learn only the general shape and construction concept of the fabricated rock slider, a rub rail standing off a mounting plate, but cannot determine lengths, tube diameters, plate thickness, mounting hole locations, or fitment details from this sheet alone. Any association with the 1985 Ford Bronco comes solely from the uploader's gallery attribution, not from content within the drawing itself.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this blueprint show?
- It shows a simple side-profile line drawing of a rock slider: a flat base plate with a tubular rail above it, connected by short vertical supports, with the rail ends curving down toward the plate.
- Are there any dimensions or measurements on this drawing?
- No. The drawing contains no dimensions, measurements, or scale information of any kind.
- Does the drawing list part numbers or materials?
- No. There are no part numbers, material callouts, or text annotations visible anywhere on the drawing.
- How is the rail attached to the base in the drawing?
- The drawing shows the tubular rail connected to the flat base plate by short vertical supports, with what appear to be two additional narrow attachment points near the middle of the span.
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