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1974 Ford Bronco Headliner Installation Diagram - FoMoCo Exploded View
Parts diagram of the windshield header/cowl panel showing mounting fastener locations.
This document is a scanned factory-style illustration (credited "Copyright FoMoCo," i.e., Ford Motor Company) showing the headliner installation area of an early Ford Bronco-type cab. The drawing depicts the interior of the roof from below, with the headliner board fitted against the roof panel. Screws or fasteners are shown along the front header and along the side roof rails, with arrows pointing to attachment points near the rear pillar/roof rail junction. A side window or glass panel is drawn beneath the roof line for orientation. The only legible text in the scan is the "Copyright FoMoCo" notice in the lower right corner; there are no visible part numbers, callout balloons with legible labels, torque values, or legend tables. A reader can learn the general placement of the headliner and the approximate locations of its retaining fasteners (front header, side rails, and rear corner areas), which is useful when removing or reinstalling the headliner. The scan was uploaded to a 1974 Ford Bronco gallery as part of a larger set of factory exploded-parts diagrams, and nothing in the drawing contradicts that attribution, though the document itself states no year, model, or applicability.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this diagram show?
- It shows the headliner panel installed against the cab roof, with fasteners indicated along the front header and side roof rails, and arrows pointing to attachment points near the rear pillar area.
- Where are the headliner fasteners located according to the diagram?
- Screws/fasteners are shown along the front header above the windshield, along the side roof rails, and at the rear corner/pillar area of the roof.
- Does the diagram include part numbers or a parts legend?
- No. The only legible text is the 'Copyright FoMoCo' notice; no part numbers, callout labels, or legend entries are readable in this scan.
- Who published this diagram?
- It carries a 'Copyright FoMoCo' notice, indicating it is a Ford Motor Company illustration.
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