What vehicle does this exploded parts diagram cover?

The caption identifies it as the Upper Body for the 1978/ Bronco, from a sheet metal illustration section covering 1973/79 Ford cars.

What do the black square symbols next to some part numbers mean?

Per the legend, parts marked with a filled square are 'serviced only in assy group 27700.'

What does the dagger (†) symbol indicate?

The legend states parts marked with a dagger are 'also serviced in assy. group 27700,' meaning they are available individually and as part of that assembly group.

Where do I find parts marked with a filled circle (●)?

The legend directs the reader to 'refer to group in chassis section' for parts marked with a filled circle, such as 16A076, 16450, 1A470, 9040D, and 431C52.

What is the illustration plate number of this page?

The page is marked P-14124, page 6 U of the Sheet Metal Illustration Section.

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1978-79 Ford Bronco Upper Body Sheet Metal Exploded Parts Diagram

Exploded sheet metal upper body parts diagram for 1973-79 Ford with part numbers

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Exploded illustration of the 1973-79 Ford upper body sheet metal panels and braces with individual part numbers.

AI caption October 2005 · Photo 93 of 277

This is a scanned page (page 6 U) from the Sheet Metal Illustration Section of a Ford parts reference covering 1973–1979 Ford cars/trucks, plate number P-14124. The page presents an exploded parts diagram of the upper body sheet metal for the 1978-and-later Ford Bronco. Each component in the exploded view is labeled with its Ford basic part group number, covering items such as cowl and dash panels (02010, 02008, 01610), windshield pillar and header structures (02300, 02500, 03410), roof/quarter and rear body panels (50202, 50210, 50244, 50846), doors and related hardware groups (20124, 28028, 28160, 28176), and various brackets, braces, and reinforcements (e.g., 41038, 41056, 41058, 4A399, 1A400, 45189). A legend explains marking symbols: parts flagged with a filled square are serviced only in assembly group 27700, parts marked with a filled circle are covered in the chassis section, and parts marked with a dagger are also serviced in assembly group 27700. A reader can use this page to identify the Ford basic part number group for any upper-body sheet metal component on a 1978–79 Bronco and determine whether it is serviced individually or only as part of a larger assembly.

This document covers 1973-1979 (diagram specific to 1978/ Bro, which may differ from this 1992 Ford Bronco.

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Frequently asked questions

What vehicle does this exploded parts diagram cover?: The caption identifies it as the Upper Body for the 1978/ Bronco, from a sheet metal illustration section covering 1973/79 Ford cars.
What do the black square symbols next to some part numbers mean?: Per the legend, parts marked with a filled square are 'serviced only in assy group 27700.'
What does the dagger (†) symbol indicate?: The legend states parts marked with a dagger are 'also serviced in assy. group 27700,' meaning they are available individually and as part of that assembly group.
Where do I find parts marked with a filled circle (●)?: The legend directs the reader to 'refer to group in chassis section' for parts marked with a filled circle, such as 16A076, 16450, 1A470, 9040D, and 431C52.
What is the illustration plate number of this page?: The page is marked P-14124, page 6 U of the Sheet Metal Illustration Section.