Ford Bronco Emblems (92-96) - XL, XLT & Eddie Bauer Badge Reference Diagram
Trim and badge reference line art for Bronco XLT and XL models with decal artwork, dealer-literature style.
This document is a black-and-white line-art reference sheet depicting Ford Bronco trim-level emblems and body outlines. It shows two side-profile line drawings of a full-size Ford Bronco two-door SUV (left-side and right-side views, one with plain steel-style wheels and one with styled/alloy wheels). Beneath the vehicle drawings are three emblem badge illustrations representing the trim levels offered on the Bronco: a "BRONCO XLT" badge with the XLT designation on a striped lower band, a "BRONCO XL" badge with the XL designation on a striped lower band, and a "BRONCO" badge accompanied by an "Eddie Bauer" script signature and a small evergreen-tree logo motif, denoting the Eddie Bauer edition. The sheet contains no part numbers, dates, dimensions, or written specifications — it serves purely as a visual identification guide for the emblem styles used to distinguish XL, XLT, and Eddie Bauer trim packages on the Bronco. A reader can use it to identify which trim badge belongs on a given Bronco or to compare emblem designs when sourcing replacement badges. The uploader's filename indicates these emblems apply to 1992–1996 Broncos, though the document itself carries no year markings.
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Frequently asked questions
- Which Ford Bronco trim-level emblems are shown in this document?
- Three emblems are shown: BRONCO XLT, BRONCO XL, and BRONCO with an Eddie Bauer script signature.
- How can I tell the Eddie Bauer Bronco emblem apart from the XL and XLT badges?
- The Eddie Bauer badge reads just "BRONCO" with an "Eddie Bauer" script signature and a small tree logo beneath it, while the XL and XLT badges display "XL" or "XLT" on a striped band below the BRONCO lettering.
- Does this document include part numbers for the Bronco emblems?
- No, the sheet is illustration-only; no part numbers, dimensions, or other specifications are printed on it.
- What vehicle views are included in the drawing?
- Two side-profile line drawings of a two-door full-size Bronco are shown — one facing left and one facing right — one with plain wheels and one with styled wheels.
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