What does this sliders.jpg schematic show?

It shows three hand-drawn vertical cross-section profile outlines, labeled 1, 2, and 3, drawn side by side for comparison. No other text or dimensions are included.

Are there any measurements, part numbers, or wiring details in this document?

No. The only text visible is the numbers 1, 2, and 3 labeling the three profile sketches.

How do the three profiles differ?

Profile 1 has a red vertical reference line, tick marks, and a bulged lower section; profile 2 has a rounded bump on one side near the bottom; profile 3 has an outward step or jog in its lower half.

Does the document state what vehicle it applies to?

No. The drawing itself contains no year, make, or model information; the 1979 Ford Bronco attribution comes only from the uploader's gallery.

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1979 Ford Bronco Rocker/Slider Profile Sketch - 3 Cross-Section Options

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Schematic comparison of three numbered panel or fender side-profile cross-sections.

AI caption October 2004 · Photo 321 of 434

This document is a simple hand-drawn schematic (uploaded as "sliders.jpg" to a 1979 Ford Bronco gallery) showing three side-by-side cross-section profile outlines, numbered 1, 2, and 3. There is no descriptive text, dimensions, part numbers, or captions beyond the three numeric labels. Profile 1 includes a red vertical reference line and depicts a contoured shape with two horizontal tick marks and a bulged lower portion. Profile 2 shows a similar tall, thin profile with a rounded protrusion on one side near the bottom. Profile 3 shows a profile with an outward step or jog in its lower half. Given the filename and the companion sketches in the album (idea.jpg, likethis.jpg, etc.), the drawing appears to compare three alternative cross-section shapes — likely body-side or rocker-panel/slider profiles being considered for fabrication — but the document itself does not state its purpose, vehicle applicability, year, or any measurements. A reader can learn only the relative shapes of the three profile options; no fuse, wiring, torque, or part information is present.

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Frequently asked questions

What does this sliders.jpg schematic show?: It shows three hand-drawn vertical cross-section profile outlines, labeled 1, 2, and 3, drawn side by side for comparison. No other text or dimensions are included.
Are there any measurements, part numbers, or wiring details in this document?: No. The only text visible is the numbers 1, 2, and 3 labeling the three profile sketches.
How do the three profiles differ?: Profile 1 has a red vertical reference line, tick marks, and a bulged lower section; profile 2 has a rounded bump on one side near the bottom; profile 3 has an outward step or jog in its lower half.
Does the document state what vehicle it applies to?: No. The drawing itself contains no year, make, or model information; the 1979 Ford Bronco attribution comes only from the uploader's gallery.