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1973 Ford Bronco Owner's Manual Page 36 - Spare Wheel Storage Locations

Owner's manual page illustrating spare wheel storage options including swing-away carrier and body-panel mounting.

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This is page 36 from a Ford Bronco owner's manual, from the section titled "Operating Your Bronco," covering the topic of "Wheel Storage." The page consists entirely of three illustrations showing the different spare wheel (spare tire) storage/mounting options available on the early Ford Bronco. The large left illustration shows the exterior rear of the Bronco with the FORD-lettered tailgate and depicts the swing-away carrier and carrier assembly used to mount the spare wheel outside the vehicle on the tailgate area. The upper right illustration shows the tailgate-mounted interior spare wheel option, with the wheel secured horizontally/angled inside the rear cargo area near the tailgate. The lower right illustration shows the spare wheel mounted vertically against the body panel behind the front seat, secured with a bracket and retaining hardware. A reader can learn from this page the three factory spare wheel storage locations for the Bronco: exterior swing-away carrier, tailgate-mounted, and interior body-panel mount behind the front seat. The page contains no text beyond the header, section title, and illustration callout labels.

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Frequently asked questions

What spare wheel storage options are shown for the early Ford Bronco?
The page shows three options: a swing-away carrier (exterior, with carrier assembly), a tailgate-mounted interior location, and a mount on the body panel behind the front seat.
Where is the exterior spare tire carrier mounted on the Bronco?
The illustration shows the swing-away carrier and carrier assembly at the rear of the vehicle at the FORD-lettered tailgate.
Can the spare wheel be stored inside the Bronco?
Yes. The document illustrates two interior options: tailgate mounted (in the cargo area) and mounted on the body panel behind the front seat.
What manual section is this page from?
It is page 36, from the "Operating Your Bronco" section, under the heading "Wheel Storage."

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