1979 Ford Bronco Fabrication Sketch - 46" Tubular Ladder/Slider Blueprint
Reference · 1978-1979 BroncoAll 18 blueprints
Dimensioned drawing of a U-shaped bar or loop with a 46 inch overall height callout.
Part of 1978-1979 Ford Bronco Blueprints
This document is a simple hand-drawn or CAD-style line sketch (classified as a blueprint) uploaded to a 1979 Ford Bronco gallery on SuperMotors.net. It depicts a vertical ladder-like or slider/step structure, two long parallel tubes or rails connected by three evenly spaced horizontal cross-members (rungs), with hooked or curled ends at the bottom of each rail. A red vertical dimension line runs alongside the structure with a single measurement callout: 46 inches, indicating the overall length/height of the assembly. No other text, part numbers, materials, tube diameters, or additional dimensions are shown. Given the album context (files named 'sliders.jpg' and 'idea.jpg'), this appears to be a fabrication concept sketch, possibly for rock sliders, a rear ladder, a tire carrier ladder, or a similar tubular accessory the owner planned to build for the Bronco. A reader can learn only the intended overall 46-inch dimension of the pictured tubular ladder-style component; all other fabrication details (tube size, rung spacing, mounting) would need to come from the other pages in the set or from the builder directly.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the overall length of the structure shown in this sketch?
- The red dimension line indicates the structure is 46 inches long overall.
- What does the drawing depict?
- A ladder-style tubular structure: two long parallel rails joined by three horizontal cross-members, with curled/hooked ends at the bottom.
- Does the sketch include tube diameter, material, or spacing dimensions?
- No. The only dimension shown is the 46-inch overall length; no materials, tube sizes, or rung spacing are given.
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