1991 Ford Bronco Single Exhaust Routing Diagram - Frame & Body Layout Sketch

This document is a simple hand-drawn (CAD/paint-style) top-view schematic showing a single exhaust routing plan for a Ford Bronco, uploaded to a 1991 Ford Bronco gallery on SuperMotors.net. The only text present is a three-line color legend at the top left: grey lines represent the frame, black lines represent the body, and red lines represent the exhaust. The drawing itself shows a rectangular body outline with four rounded rectangles at the corners (tires/wheels), two horizontal grey frame rails, and centered black shapes representing the engine, transmission, and driveline components. A red line traces the proposed single exhaust path: it starts at the engine area, loops around the transmission/transfer case region, runs along the passenger-side frame rail toward the rear, and terminates with a small vertical outlet near the right (front-passenger side of the drawing) between the frame rail and body edge. Companion files in the same album (exhaust dual 1 and 2) suggest this is one of several exhaust-routing concepts being compared. No part numbers, dimensions, pipe diameters, years, models, or other specifications are given anywhere in the document; it serves purely as a conceptual routing sketch.