Homemade Track System Design Sketch - 1987 Suzuki Samurai Track Conversion

This document is a simple, untitled, hand-drawn schematic sketch (apparently made in a basic paint program) showing a conceptual design for a track system, presumably intended for conversion of a wheeled vehicle to tracks. The drawing depicts a side profile of a track unit: a green outline traces the overall belt/track shape, with a row of five or six small road wheels (drawn as blue-outlined circles) along the bottom run, a larger drive or idler wheel at the right end (black outline with green inner detail and brown belt lines), and a tall vertical arm outlined in magenta rising from the center of the assembly to a large upper wheel, likely representing the mounting arm or attachment point to the vehicle's axle/hub. Blue lines indicate the internal frame or linkage structure connecting the wheels. The document contains no text, dimensions, part numbers, or annotations, so a reader can learn only the general geometry and layout concept of the proposed track unit. Based on companion files in the same album (e.g., 'tatou-track-system.jpg', 'trackparts.JPG'), it appears to be one page of a homemade track-system design set filed under a 1987 Suzuki Samurai.