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1967 Ford Bronco Tire Rack Blueprint - Dimensioned Fabrication Drawing
Engineering blueprint of a fabricated bracket/panel with dimensions, a 0.688 hole diameter, and a 13-degree angle callout.
This document is a dimensioned CAD-style blueprint (side elevation view) of what the uploader identifies as a tire rack, presumably for mounting a spare tire. The drawing shows a large flat panel measuring 35.000 by 12.000 units (presumably inches), tilted 13 degrees from vertical, supported by an L-shaped base bracket structure. Ordinate dimensioning gives vertical heights of 36.286 (top of the tilted panel), 16.000, 7.000, 3.450, 3.200, and 0 (baseline), and horizontal positions of 6.500, 4.500, 3.000, 2.750, and 0. The horizontal base plate contains two holes of Ø .688 diameter, located at the 4.500 and 3.000 horizontal ordinate positions, presumably for mounting bolts. There is no title block, material specification, part number, revision data, or vehicle applicability information anywhere on the drawing. A reader can use this document to fabricate or reproduce the bracket/rack geometry: overall height roughly 36.286, panel size 35.000 x 12.000, 13° lean-back angle, and base plate hole locations and diameter. The drawing is clean vector line art with fully legible dimensions.
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Frequently asked questions
- What angle does the tire rack panel lean back?
- The drawing shows the main panel tilted at 13° from vertical.
- What are the dimensions of the main panel on the rack?
- The tilted panel measures 35.000 long by 12.000 wide, with its top edge reaching a height of 36.286 from the baseline.
- What size are the mounting holes in the base?
- The two holes in the base plate are Ø .688 diameter, located at the 3.000 and 4.500 horizontal ordinate positions.
- What are the key height dimensions shown on the drawing?
- Vertical ordinate dimensions from the 0 baseline are 3.200, 3.450, 7.000, 16.000, and 36.286.
- Does the drawing specify materials or a part number?
- No. The drawing contains only dimensions — there is no title block, material callout, part number, or vehicle information.
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