GPS Vent Mount Schematic - Fiberglass Mold & Velcro Mounting Diagram (Mazda MX-6)

This document is a simple hand-drawn (computer-sketched) schematic diagram showing a proposed or actual mounting arrangement for a GPS unit. The drawing depicts two vertical elongated shapes (apparently dash vent slats or vent openings) with a Y-shaped bracket or wire arrangement between them. Three text labels identify the components: a box at the top left labeled 'gps' points toward the left vertical shape; a box at the right labeled 'fiber glass mold(vent opening)' points to the central Y-shaped junction between the two vertical shapes; and a box at the bottom labeled 'velcro' connects via a line to the Y-shaped bracket. The diagram illustrates how a GPS device is mounted using a fiberglass mold fitted into a vent opening, secured with velcro. There are no part numbers, measurements, wire colors, fuse data, or vehicle-specific information (year, make, model) shown anywhere in the document. A reader can learn the general concept of the mount: a fiberglass mold shaped to the vent opening acts as the anchor point, with velcro used as the attachment method for the GPS unit. The document was uploaded to a 1991 Mazda MX-6 gallery, but nothing in the drawing itself confirms or contradicts that application.