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1993 Ford Bronco Roll Cage Design Sketch - Side Profile Cage Layout Drawing
Hand-drawn schematic of a full roll cage tube structure traced over a vehicle side-profile outline.
This image is a photographed hand sketch rather than a printed reference document. On a large white board, a faint pencil tracing of a Ford Bronco's side profile has been overlaid with a bold black marker line drawing depicting a planned roll cage layout. The design shows a main hoop positioned roughly at the B-pillar, bars sweeping forward toward the windshield header/A-pillar area, and a heavily triangulated rear section with multiple diagonal braces running to the rear of the cage over the cargo/bed area. A short kicker or gusset bar appears near the base of the main hoop. The drawing appears to be one of several conceptual cage sketches in the same album (filenames cage 3 through cage 6), suggesting the owner was iterating on roll cage geometry for a 1993 Ford Bronco project. A reader can learn the general intended tube layout and triangulation scheme, but no dimensions, tube sizes, materials, angles, or mounting details are provided anywhere in the image. There is no text, legend, or annotation to transcribe.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this sketch show?
- A hand-drawn roll cage design in black marker overlaid on a faint pencil side-profile outline of a Bronco-style vehicle, showing a main hoop, forward bars toward the A-pillar area, and diagonal rear triangulation.
- Does the drawing include tube sizes or dimensions?
- No. There are no measurements, tube diameters, materials, or any written annotations visible in the image.
- How is the rear of the cage braced in this design?
- The rear section shows multiple diagonal bars forming triangulated bracing between the main hoop area and the rear of the cage.
- Is this an official Ford diagram?
- No. It is a freehand concept sketch drawn on a board, part of a series of homemade cage design drawings (cage 3–6) in the owner's album.
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