What does this diagram show?

An exploded view of the upper body sheet metal for 1973/79 Ford vehicles (labeled by the uploader as 1978 Bronco), with Ford part group numbers for roof panels, pillars, quarter panels, door, and rear body structure.

What do the symbols on the part callouts mean?

Per the legend: a square (■) means the part is serviced only in assembly group 27700; a star (★) means refer to the group in the chassis section; a dagger (†) means the part is also serviced in assembly group 27700.

What part number is shown for the door?

The door shell is called out as part group 20124.

What year range does the document cover?

The page is marked "1973/79 Ford Cars" in the Sheet Metal Illustration Section, section 6 U, page P.14124.

Which parts are serviced only in assembly group 27700?

Parts marked with the square symbol: 401C52, 44558, 1A400, and 28176.

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1978 Ford Bronco Upper Body Sheet Metal Exploded Diagram - Part Numbers

Exploded sheet-metal diagram of upper body, roof, panels and door with part numbers

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Exploded parts illustration of Bronco upper body sheet metal including roof, panels and door with Ford part numbers.

AI caption March 2006 · Photo 269 of 529

This document is a page (P.14124) from the Ford Sheet Metal Illustration Section covering 1973–1979 Ford cars, section 6 U. It presents an exploded parts diagram of the upper body sheet metal assembly, showing roof panels, roof rails, pillars, quarter panels, cowl and windshield structure, door shell, tailgate/rear body panels, and related brackets, each labeled with a Ford basic part group number (e.g., 50210, 50202, 50244 roof-area panels; 20124 door; 01610, 02300, 02010 rear/cowl structure panels; 27840, 27886, 28176 quarter/body side panels). A legend explains symbols used on the callouts: a square marks parts serviced only in assembly group 27700, a star directs the reader to a group in the chassis section, and a dagger indicates parts also serviced in assembly group 27700. A handwritten margin note identifies the page as "Upper Body 1978 Bronco." A reader can use this diagram to identify body panel part group numbers and their relative positions for ordering or referencing replacement sheet metal, and to know which parts must be sourced through assembly group 27700.

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What does this diagram show?: An exploded view of the upper body sheet metal for 1973/79 Ford vehicles (labeled by the uploader as 1978 Bronco), with Ford part group numbers for roof panels, pillars, quarter panels, door, and rear body structure.
What do the symbols on the part callouts mean?: Per the legend: a square (■) means the part is serviced only in assembly group 27700; a star (★) means refer to the group in the chassis section; a dagger (†) means the part is also serviced in assembly group 27700.
What part number is shown for the door?: The door shell is called out as part group 20124.
What year range does the document cover?: The page is marked "1973/79 Ford Cars" in the Sheet Metal Illustration Section, section 6 U, page P.14124.
Which parts are serviced only in assembly group 27700?: Parts marked with the square symbol: 401C52, 44558, 1A400, and 28176.