What part numbers are shown for the 1978 Bronco floor insulators?

The floor insulator diagram shows parts 01670, 01691, 11172 (in both foil-face and fiber-pad versions), 13100 (1978), 311A10 (1978), and 310A30 (1978). A note states 310A30 is cut from part number 311A10 for service.

What does the roof trim diagram cover for the Bronco?

It shows roof trim panels and garnish mouldings for 1978/ Bronco, including parts 50980, 517C04, 517C0B, 29024, 29232, 29004, 42410, 60230, 60220, 29180A, and 312A64, along with fastener part numbers like 381801-S (UU-14B), 380911-S (UU-66-E), 376389-S (UU-82-D), 379183-S (UU-66-EC), 380934-S (UU-67-E), 45260-S (M-138-E), and 53253-S.

Which part is used only without a passenger seat?

Part 60220 is marked with a dagger (†), which the footnote defines as 'USED W/O PASSENGER SEAT.'

What years does this document apply to?

The page header states 1973/79 Ford Cars; the floor insulator diagram applies to 1975/ Bronco and the roof trim diagram to 1978/ Bronco. The catalog itself is dated November 1984.

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

Per the footnote, triangle-marked items (51916, 52304) are covered elsewhere: 'REFER TO GROUP IN SOFT TRIM SECTION.'

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1975-1978 Ford Bronco Floor Insulators & Roof Trim Panels Parts Diagram

Exploded floor insulators and roof trim panels diagram with part numbers

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Exploded parts illustration of interior floor insulators and roof trim panels with garnish moldings and Ford part numbers.

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This is a page from a Ford Motor Company parts illustration catalog (Interior Trim Illustration Section, page U 3) covering 1973–79 Ford cars/trucks, dated November 1984 and marked "New Issue." The page contains two exploded parts diagrams. The upper diagram, labeled "Floor Insulators, 1975/ Bronco," shows the floor insulation layout with callouts for foil-face and fiber-pad insulators (basic part number 11172), floor insulator panels 01670 and 01691, part 13100 (1978), and panels 311A10 and 310A30 (1978), with a note that 310A30 is cut from part number 311A10 for service. The lower diagram, labeled "Roof Trim Panels and Garnish Mouldings, 1978/ Bronco," shows the headliner/roof trim and garnish moulding parts including 50980, 517C04, 517C0B, 29024, 29232, 29004, 42410, 60230, 60220, 29180A, and 312A64, plus hardware/fastener part numbers such as 381801-S, 380911-S, 376389-S, 379183-S, 380934-S, 45260-S, 51916, 52304, and 53253-S. Footnotes indicate one part is used without a passenger seat and that triangle-marked items are covered in the Soft Trim section. A reader can identify Ford part numbers and locations for floor insulators and roof trim components on 1975–1978+ Broncos.

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Frequently asked questions

What part numbers are shown for the 1978 Bronco floor insulators?: The floor insulator diagram shows parts 01670, 01691, 11172 (in both foil-face and fiber-pad versions), 13100 (1978), 311A10 (1978), and 310A30 (1978). A note states 310A30 is cut from part number 311A10 for service.
What does the roof trim diagram cover for the Bronco?: It shows roof trim panels and garnish mouldings for 1978/ Bronco, including parts 50980, 517C04, 517C0B, 29024, 29232, 29004, 42410, 60230, 60220, 29180A, and 312A64, along with fastener part numbers like 381801-S (UU-14B), 380911-S (UU-66-E), 376389-S (UU-82-D), 379183-S (UU-66-EC), 380934-S (UU-67-E), 45260-S (M-138-E), and 53253-S.
Which part is used only without a passenger seat?: Part 60220 is marked with a dagger (†), which the footnote defines as 'USED W/O PASSENGER SEAT.'
What years does this document apply to?: The page header states 1973/79 Ford Cars; the floor insulator diagram applies to 1975/ Bronco and the roof trim diagram to 1978/ Bronco. The catalog itself is dated November 1984.
What do the triangle (▲) symbols on the diagram mean?: Per the footnote, triangle-marked items (51916, 52304) are covered elsewhere: 'REFER TO GROUP IN SOFT TRIM SECTION.'