What is the Ford basic part number for the front fender on a 1978-79 Bronco?

The fenders are shown as basic part numbers 16005 (one side) and 16006 (the other side) in the illustration.

What bolt/fastener is used repeatedly on the fender assembly?

Fastener 384931-S with hardware code (BB-867-K) appears at multiple attachment points on the fenders and aprons.

What part numbers cover the inner fender aprons and related panels?

The illustration calls out 16054, 16102, 16138, 16154, and 16C181 for the apron/splash panel and radiator support area components.

What do the triangle (▲) symbols on the diagram mean?

The footnote states '▲ REFER TO BODY GROUP NUMBER,' meaning triangle-marked items like ▲02294 and ▲111B80 are listed under the Body parts group.

What years and model does this parts illustration cover?

It is from the 1973/79 Ford cars illustration section and the caption specifically identifies 'Fenders, Aprons and Related Parts – 1978/ Bronco.'

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1978-1979 Ford Bronco Front Clip Diagram - Fenders, Aprons & Related Parts

Exploded diagram of 1973-79 Ford fenders, aprons and related parts with numbers

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Exploded parts illustration of 1973-79 Ford fenders, aprons, hood cowl and related sheet metal with part numbers.

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This is a page from a Ford Master Parts Catalog (Illustration Section 160, page dated November 1984, copyright 1984 Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan) covering 1973–79 Ford cars/trucks. The exploded illustration (plate P-13121) depicts "Fenders, Aprons and Related Parts" for the 1978-and-later Bronco front clip. It shows the front fenders (16005/16006), inner fender aprons/splash shields (16054, 16102, 16138, 16154, 16C181), radiator support area, hood cowl rubber seal, fender braces (10317, 10718, 10732, 10756, 10747, 10A691, 10A705), and battery-area brackets, along with the fasteners and hardware used to assemble them. Each fastener callout lists the Ford standard part number and its hardware specification code, e.g. 384931-S (BB-867-K) bolts, 55734-S (M-96-EJ), 379670-S (MM-192-AB), 380481-S (UU-142) fender-liner fasteners, 381801-S (UU-148), and 383142-S (SS-45-A). Triangle-marked items (▲ 02294, ▲ 111B80) refer the reader to the Body group number. A reader can use this diagram to identify the correct Ford basic part numbers for full-size Bronco front sheet metal, aprons, braces, and their attaching hardware when ordering or reassembling a 1978–79 Bronco front end.

This document covers 1978-1979, which may differ from this 1992 Ford Bronco.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Ford basic part number for the front fender on a 1978-79 Bronco?: The fenders are shown as basic part numbers 16005 (one side) and 16006 (the other side) in the illustration.
What bolt/fastener is used repeatedly on the fender assembly?: Fastener 384931-S with hardware code (BB-867-K) appears at multiple attachment points on the fenders and aprons.
What part numbers cover the inner fender aprons and related panels?: The illustration calls out 16054, 16102, 16138, 16154, and 16C181 for the apron/splash panel and radiator support area components.
What do the triangle (▲) symbols on the diagram mean?: The footnote states '▲ REFER TO BODY GROUP NUMBER,' meaning triangle-marked items like ▲02294 and ▲111B80 are listed under the Body parts group.
What years and model does this parts illustration cover?: It is from the 1973/79 Ford cars illustration section and the caption specifically identifies 'Fenders, Aprons and Related Parts – 1978/ Bronco.'