What is the overall length of the bumper in this blueprint?

The main view is dimensioned at 74.5 units (most likely inches) overall length.

How tall is the bumper at the ends?

The right end shows a height of 6 units with an additional 2-unit dimension at the tapered lower edge; the top view shows a 3-unit thickness/height.

How long is the tapered section at the end of the bumper?

The taper at the end is dimensioned at 18 units from where the taper begins to the end of the bumper.

What are the dimensions of the small end bracket/detail shown at the left?

The small detail view is dimensioned 2.5 by 2.5 units.

Does the drawing specify material, units, or a part number?

No. The drawing contains only dimension numbers (74.5, 18, 6, 3, 2, 2.5, 2.5) with no units, material specs, part numbers, or title block.

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1979 Ford Bronco Custom Bumper Blueprint - 74.5 in Fabrication Drawing

Dimensioned CAD drawing of a bumper or bracket with measurements 14.5, 3 and 18

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Dimensioned engineering drawing of a bumper or bracket profile with width, thickness and slot measurements.

AI caption August 2004 · Photo 310 of 434

This document is a simple CAD-style blueprint (line drawing) of a long, flat bumper — consistent with a custom front or rear bumper design for a vehicle, uploaded to a 1979 Ford Bronco gallery with the filename "bmbmprRAFS.jpg". It contains three views: a top/edge view of the bar showing a thickness or height of 3 units; a main front elevation showing an overall length of 74.5 units, an end height of 6 units with a 2-unit taper, and an 18-unit tapered section at each end; and a small end/cross-section detail dimensioned 2.5 by 2.5 units. The main view also shows two narrow vertical slots and a central rectangular opening (possibly for a license plate light, winch fairlead, or receiver), though these features are not dimensioned. No units, material callouts, part numbers, title block, vehicle applicability, or notes appear anywhere on the drawing. Dimensions are most plausibly in inches (74.5" overall length is typical of a full-size Bronco bumper). A fabricator could use this sheet to lay out the overall envelope of the bumper, but would need additional information for slot locations, hole sizes, and material thickness beyond what is dimensioned here.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the overall length of the bumper in this blueprint?: The main view is dimensioned at 74.5 units (most likely inches) overall length.
How tall is the bumper at the ends?: The right end shows a height of 6 units with an additional 2-unit dimension at the tapered lower edge; the top view shows a 3-unit thickness/height.
How long is the tapered section at the end of the bumper?: The taper at the end is dimensioned at 18 units from where the taper begins to the end of the bumper.
What are the dimensions of the small end bracket/detail shown at the left?: The small detail view is dimensioned 2.5 by 2.5 units.
Does the drawing specify material, units, or a part number?: No. The drawing contains only dimension numbers (74.5, 18, 6, 3, 2, 2.5, 2.5) with no units, material specs, part numbers, or title block.