Ford Bronco Shackle Bushing Hanger Bracket Schematic - Side & Front View Sketch

This document is a simple hand-drawn schematic (appearing to be created in a basic drawing program) showing a fabricated shackle/bushing hanger bracket design for mounting to a vehicle frame. Two views are provided. The left drawing is labeled 'side view' and shows the frame (labeled 'frame') as horizontal lines with a bracket hanging below it. The bracket has four small holes (presumably bolt holes for attachment to the frame) and a curved arch cut into its lower edge, likely to clear or receive a bushing/shackle pin. An arrow points to the angled lower corner of the bracket with the note 'cut at an angle and plated for more weld area to the joint,' indicating a fabrication technique where the bracket edge is beveled and a plate is added to increase weld contact area at the joint. The right drawing, labeled 'front view,' shows the bracket's cross-section wrapping around the frame rail in a C/L-shaped profile. No dimensions, part numbers, torque specifications, or year/model applicability are given. The document was uploaded to a 1993 Ford Bronco gallery as part of a suspension modification album, but the drawing itself contains no vehicle identification.