1985 Ford Bronco Radius Arm Bracket Fabrication Blueprint - Dimensions & Angles

This document is an annotated underbody photograph used as a fabrication blueprint, uploaded to a 1985 Ford Bronco gallery on SuperMotors.net. The photo looks up at the vehicle's frame and suspension area near a tire, with hand-drawn colored lines (green, blue, yellow, red) overlaid to indicate dimensions and geometry for fabricating a steel mounting bracket. The callouts specify a '90 degree angle plate, steel' attached to the frame, with several measurements: two 3" dimensions near the top of the plate, a 2" dimension on the vertical member, an 8" overall length along the lower arm, another 3" dimension near the bottom, and a 1.75" measurement adjacent to a marked '1.5" Hole' (highlighted with a red circle) where a bushing or bolt passes through. Angular notations call for a 16-degree angle on one member and a 'Twist 10 degrees' indicated by a green rotation arrow. A reader can learn the rough dimensions, hole size, and angular relationships needed to reproduce this bracket — apparently a radius arm or suspension link mount — for a similar Ford Bronco project. No part numbers, dates, or explicit vehicle model text appear in the image itself.