Bar 509 Frame Mounting Comparison Sketch - Current vs Proposed New 509 Diagram

This is a simple hand-drawn schematic sketch comparing two mounting or routing configurations of a component labeled "509," apparently a bar, in relation to a vehicle frame. The image shows two side-by-side drawings. In each, black lines represent the vehicle frame (labeled "Frame" in red text), and a thick blue line represents the bar. Red circles and small red rectangles highlight points of interest where the blue bar meets or crosses the frame lines — presumably attachment or clearance points. The left drawing is labeled "Current Bar 509" and shows the blue bar bending and terminating near the frame junction, with the circled area at the bend and a small rectangle further along the horizontal run. The right drawing, labeled "Proposed New 509," shows the blue bar extending further, passing through or beyond the frame junction, with the red circle placed at the intersection point and a similar red rectangle on the horizontal section. The document contains no part numbers beyond "509," no dimensions, torque specs, or year/model identification. It was uploaded to a 1999 Ford Crown Victoria gallery, suggesting it illustrates a proposed modification (likely to a suspension or support bar) for that vehicle, though the drawing itself does not state applicability.