What does this diagram show?

An exploded illustration of a rear bench seat: the seat back cushion, seat bottom cushion, an armrest/bolster pad, a tubular fold-down seat frame, and the mounting bolts that secure the frame to the vehicle floor pan.

Does the diagram show where the seat frame bolts to the floor?

Yes. Dashed alignment lines indicate the bolt locations where the frame legs and brackets fasten through to holes in the ribbed floor pan.

Are part numbers or torque specs listed in this document?

No. The illustration contains no text, callout numbers, part numbers, or torque values — it shows component placement only.

How are the cushions related to the frame in the diagram?

The seat back and seat bottom cushions are shown lifted away from the tubular frame, indicating they mount onto the frame, which in turn bolts to the floor.

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1974 Ford Bronco Rear Seat Assembly Exploded Diagram - Frame & Mounting Bolts

Exploded drawing of a bench seat with tubular frame, mounts and fasteners

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Exploded parts diagram of a bench seat showing back, cushion, tubular frame and floor mounts.

AI caption April 2006 · Photo 108 of 206

This document is a black-and-white exploded-view illustration of a rear (auxiliary) bench seat assembly, uploaded to a 1974 Ford Bronco gallery as 'rearseat.jpg'. The drawing shows the seat back cushion and seat bottom cushion separated from a tubular fold-and-tumble style seat frame. An armrest or side bolster pad is shown detached near the frame. Several hex-head bolts with washers are illustrated at their installation points, with dashed leader lines indicating where the fasteners pass through the seat frame legs and brackets into the vehicle floor pan, which is drawn with ribbed sheet-metal contours and mounting holes. The illustration conveys the relative assembly order and mounting locations of the rear seat components: cushions attach to the pivoting frame, and the frame bolts to the floor at four or more points. There is no text, legend, callout numbering, part numbers, torque specifications, or year/model identification anywhere in the image, so applicability to the claimed 1974 Ford Bronco cannot be confirmed or contradicted from the document itself. A reader can learn the general configuration and hardware placement for removing or installing this style of rear bench seat, but must consult other pages of the same album or a parts catalog for part numbers and specifications.

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Frequently asked questions

What does this diagram show?: An exploded illustration of a rear bench seat: the seat back cushion, seat bottom cushion, an armrest/bolster pad, a tubular fold-down seat frame, and the mounting bolts that secure the frame to the vehicle floor pan.
Does the diagram show where the seat frame bolts to the floor?: Yes. Dashed alignment lines indicate the bolt locations where the frame legs and brackets fasten through to holes in the ribbed floor pan.
Are part numbers or torque specs listed in this document?: No. The illustration contains no text, callout numbers, part numbers, or torque values — it shows component placement only.
How are the cushions related to the frame in the diagram?: The seat back and seat bottom cushions are shown lifted away from the tubular frame, indicating they mount onto the frame, which in turn bolts to the floor.