What callout labels are visible on this exploded diagram?

Circled letters G, E, and H, and circled numbers 4 and 5, each with leader lines pointing to parts in the drawing.

What components do the callouts point to?

G points to a small screw with washer, E to a hex-head screw, H to a chain/gasket area around a rectangular opening, 4 to a square cover plate/gasket assembly with a lever arm, and 5 to an upper bracket's mounting flange.

Does this document include a parts legend or part numbers?

No. Only the callout labels are visible; no legend table, part numbers, or captions appear in this portion of the document.

What is the watermark text on the paper?

Partial watermark text reads "...ensed Produc..." (likely "Licensed Product") and a script "...Company" followed by a TM mark, plus a partial number "...002".

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1967 Ford Ranchero Exploded Parts Diagram - Access Plate & Hardware Callouts

Exploded parts drawing of a shifter/console assembly with lettered callouts E, G, H

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Exploded parts diagram of a console/shifter assembly with screws and panels labeled with lettered callouts.

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This document is a close-up photograph of a portion of an exploded parts diagram, apparently printed on watermarked security paper bearing partial text reading "...ensed Produc[t]" and a script "...Company" with a TM mark, suggesting an officially licensed reproduction drawing. The illustration shows a floor pan or transmission tunnel section with a rectangular access opening, a square cover plate/gasket assembly with an attached pivoting lever arm, and an upper bracket or plate assembly above it. Circled callout labels identify hardware and components: letters G (a small screw with washer), E (a hex-head screw), and H (what appears to be a chain or gasket surrounding the opening), plus numbers 4 (the square plate/gasket assembly) and 5 (the upper bracket flange). No legend, part numbers, dimensions, or captions are visible in this crop, so the callouts cannot be matched to specific part descriptions. A reader can learn the general assembly relationship and fastener locations for what appears to be a shifter or access-plate installation, but full identification would require the accompanying parts legend page not shown here.

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Frequently asked questions

What callout labels are visible on this exploded diagram?: Circled letters G, E, and H, and circled numbers 4 and 5, each with leader lines pointing to parts in the drawing.
What components do the callouts point to?: G points to a small screw with washer, E to a hex-head screw, H to a chain/gasket area around a rectangular opening, 4 to a square cover plate/gasket assembly with a lever arm, and 5 to an upper bracket's mounting flange.
Does this document include a parts legend or part numbers?: No. Only the callout labels are visible; no legend table, part numbers, or captions appear in this portion of the document.
What is the watermark text on the paper?: Partial watermark text reads "...ensed Produc..." (likely "Licensed Product") and a script "...Company" followed by a TM mark, plus a partial number "...002".