What does this diagram cover?

It is a Ford parts illustration (Section 160, page 21, illustration P-13121) titled "Fenders, Aprons and Related Parts" for the 1978 Bronco, within the 1973/79 Ford Cars catalog.

What are the part numbers for the front fenders?

The fenders are called out as 16005 (one side) and 16006 (the other side).

What part number is the radiator support / front-end panel assembly?

The lower front structure in the diagram is labeled 16138.

What fastener is used in multiple locations on the fenders?

384931-S (BB-867-K) appears at several attachment points, along with other standard fasteners such as 55734-S (M-96-EJ) and 379670-S (MM-192-AB).

What do the triangle (▲) markers mean?

The footnote states "REFER TO BODY GROUP NUMBER" for items marked with a triangle, such as ▲02294 and ▲111B80.

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1978 Ford Bronco Fenders & Aprons Exploded Parts Diagram (1973-79 Ford)

Exploded fender, apron and related parts sheet-metal diagram with part numbers

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Exploded parts illustration of fenders, aprons and related front-end sheet metal with Ford part numbers.

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This is a page from a Ford Motor Company parts illustration catalog (Illustration Section 160, page 21) covering 1973–79 Ford cars, specifically labeled "Fenders, Aprons and Related Parts, 1978/ Bronco." The page presents an exploded-view drawing (illustration P-13121) of the Bronco's front clip sheet metal and related hardware, including the front fenders (16005 left, 16006 right), inner fender aprons/splash shields (16102, 16154, 16054, 16C181), radiator support (16138), cowl top weatherstrip/moulding (16740), hood bumpers and latch-area hardware (10A705, 10747, 10718, 10756, 10732, 10317, 10A691), and numerous fasteners identified by standard-part numbers with hardware class codes (e.g., 384931-S (BB-867-K), 55734-S (M-96-EJ), 379670-S (MM-192-AB), 382552-S (XX-191-B)). A footnote instructs the reader to "refer to body group number" for triangle-marked items. The sheet is dated November 1984 and marked "New Issue," copyright Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan. A reader can use this page to identify Ford part numbers and fastener specifications for assembling or replacing 1978 Bronco front fenders, aprons, and associated attaching hardware.

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Frequently asked questions

What does this diagram cover?: It is a Ford parts illustration (Section 160, page 21, illustration P-13121) titled "Fenders, Aprons and Related Parts" for the 1978 Bronco, within the 1973/79 Ford Cars catalog.
What are the part numbers for the front fenders?: The fenders are called out as 16005 (one side) and 16006 (the other side).
What part number is the radiator support / front-end panel assembly?: The lower front structure in the diagram is labeled 16138.
What fastener is used in multiple locations on the fenders?: 384931-S (BB-867-K) appears at several attachment points, along with other standard fasteners such as 55734-S (M-96-EJ) and 379670-S (MM-192-AB).
What do the triangle (▲) markers mean?: The footnote states "REFER TO BODY GROUP NUMBER" for items marked with a triangle, such as ▲02294 and ▲111B80.