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1993 Ford Bronco Roll Cage Design Sketch - Custom Cage Layout Schematic
Hand-drawn schematic showing an alternate roll cage bar arrangement over a vehicle side-profile outline.
This document is a photograph of a hand-drawn roll cage design concept, apparently for a full-size Ford Bronco (per the uploader's attribution and the vehicle profile outline). A faint pencil outline of the vehicle's side profile — including the front fender, door area, rear quarter, and wheel arches — is drawn on a large white board, with the proposed roll cage layout drawn over it in heavy black marker. The cage design shows a front vertical down tube, an angled bar rising to the windshield header, a roofline section, a main hoop region with multiple diagonal triangulation braces forming X- and V-style gussets, and rear support bars angling down toward the rear of the body. This appears to be one page ("cage 5") of a multi-image set documenting a custom cage design or fabrication planning process. No dimensions, tube sizes, materials, part numbers, or annotations are visible; the document conveys only the geometric layout/concept of the cage. A reader can learn the general bar placement and triangulation scheme the builder intended, but no fabrication specifications.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this document show?
- A hand-drawn schematic of a roll cage layout drawn in black marker over a faint pencil side-profile outline of a truck/SUV body on a white board.
- Does the sketch include tube sizes, dimensions, or materials?
- No. There are no written dimensions, tube specifications, materials, or labels visible — only the geometric layout of the cage bars.
- What cage features are depicted?
- A front down bar, an angled A-pillar/windshield bar, a roofline section, heavy diagonal triangulation bracing in the main hoop area, and rear-angled support bars.
- Is this a finished engineering drawing?
- No. It is a rough concept sketch drawn by hand on a board, apparently part of a multi-image design/planning set.
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