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1974 Ford Bronco Seat Bracket & Seat Track Exploded Parts Diagram

Exploded parts diagram of a seat track slide assembly with springs, latch and mounting brackets.

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This scan is an exploded parts diagram, uploaded to a 1974 Ford Bronco gallery with the filename 'setdiabrackets.jpg', apparently depicting seat mounting brackets and seat track (adjuster) hardware. The illustration shows a pair of seat track/slide assemblies with tension springs and latch release linkage, mounting brackets, a small looped handle or strap bracket, and wedge-shaped riser/spacer blocks positioned above a simplified outline of the vehicle floor pan and wheelhouse area, indicating where each component installs. Dashed leader lines run from several parts down to their mounting locations on the floor. Unlike most factory parts catalog pages, this particular scan contains no visible text: there are no callout item numbers, part numbers, legend tables, or captions legible in the image, so a reader can learn the general arrangement and relative placement of the seat bracket and track components but cannot identify specific Ford part numbers from this page alone. It is one page in a larger album of 1974-1975 Bronco reference scans (wiring, emissions, axle, body, and interior diagrams) filed by the vehicle owner. Nothing in the drawing itself contradicts the claimed early Bronco application.

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What does this diagram show?
An exploded view of seat mounting hardware: seat track/adjuster assemblies with springs and latch linkage, mounting brackets, a small handle/loop bracket, and wedge-shaped spacer blocks positioned over the floor pan area where they install.
Does the diagram list Ford part numbers for the seat brackets?
No. This scan contains no legible part numbers, callout labels, or legend text — it is illustration only.
How are the parts oriented relative to the vehicle?
The components are drawn exploded above a simplified outline of the floor pan and wheelhouse, with leader lines indicating their mounting positions on the floor.
Are torque specs or fastener sizes given?
No. No text, torque values, or fastener specifications are visible in this document.

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