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Early Ford Bronco Body Diagram - Part Numbers 16030/16031, 16040/16041, 16035
Exploded parts diagram of lower body and rocker panels with callout part numbers 16030-16041.
This document is an exploded-parts style line drawing of an early Ford Bronco wagon body, shown from the rear three-quarter view with the tailgate lowered. Three callout labels identify part group numbers and point to specific body locations. A boxed label reading "16040/16041" points via leader lines to the rear/side glass area on the driver's side of the body. A second boxed label reading "16030/16092 LEFT, 16031/16093 RIGHT" points to the side window/quarter area on the passenger side, distinguishing left-side and right-side part numbers. A third callout, "16035," identifies a long strip-shaped part drawn separately below the body at the rocker/sill area. The drawing gives no text legend, no dates, and no model-year applicability statement; identification relies solely on the illustration and the three numeric callouts. A reader can use this page to match Ford basic part group numbers to their body locations (side/rear window gasket or panel areas and a lower sill/rocker strip) when ordering or identifying replacement parts for an early Bronco wagon body.
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Frequently asked questions
- What part numbers are shown in this Bronco body diagram?
- The diagram calls out 16040/16041, 16030/16092 (left), 16031/16093 (right), and 16035.
- Which part numbers differ between the left and right sides?
- One callout box specifies 16030/16092 for the LEFT side and 16031/16093 for the RIGHT side.
- Where is part 16035 located on the vehicle?
- Part 16035 is drawn as a long strip below the body, positioned at the lower rocker/sill area of the Bronco.
- Does the diagram state which model years it covers?
- No. The drawing contains no year, model, or engine applicability text — only the three part-number callouts.
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