Ford Taurus Subframe Bushing Design Blueprint - Machining Dimensions

This document is a CAD blueprint (drawn on a dark background in typical drafting style) showing two machined cylindrical parts, apparently a homemade subframe bushing design. The upper part is a stepped bushing: 2.100 in overall length with a 1.100 in long stepped section, a 3.000 in outer diameter on the flange portion, a 2.052 in outer diameter on the stepped portion, a 0.483 in diameter center through-hole, and a .020 x 45° chamfer noted as typical. The lower part is a sleeve/ring: 1.100 in long, 3.000 in outer diameter, with a 2.062 in inner diameter — sized so the 2.052 in step of the upper bushing slips inside it with about 0.010 in clearance. Each part is shown in a side (section) view with dimensions and a corresponding end view with the diameter callouts. There is no title block, material specification, tolerance table, or part number on the drawing. A machinist or fabricator could use these dimensions to turn replacement subframe bushings on a lathe. The drawing itself does not state a vehicle year, make, or model; the association with a 1993 Ford Taurus comes from the uploader's filing, not from any text in the document.