1995 Ford Bronco Custom Rear Bumper Design Sketch - Recessed Lights & Hitch
Design sketch of a custom truck bumper with annotations about centering the plate above the hitch.
This document is a simple two-view CAD-style line drawing (schematic) of a custom rear bumper design, uploaded to a 1995 Ford Bronco gallery under the filename "rear-bumper-w-recessed-lights.jpg." Both drawings show a wide bumper with angled/tapered ends, each end containing a recessed rectangular cutout intended for lights, plus small slot details near the center and a small square opening below center that appears to be a receiver hitch cutout. The top drawing shows a rounded-corner rectangular recess in the center face; the bottom drawing shows a revised layout with a centered plate area above the hitch opening and two small bracket details on the face. Handwritten-style red annotation text reads: "This is cool, but center the plate above the hitch. I know it won't quite fit but, I'll notch my plate..It's not like it'll see much highway use anyway...." No dimensions, materials, part numbers, torque specs, or vehicle applicability information are stated in the drawing itself. The document is a design/feedback sketch for a home-built or fabricated bumper project (related album files reference "Project Trailrig Bumpers"), useful for someone planning a similar custom rear bumper with recessed lights and a license-plate area above the hitch.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this drawing show?
- Two views of a custom rear bumper design with recessed rectangular light cutouts in the angled ends, a small square hitch-style opening below center, and a plate area on the bumper face.
- Where is the license plate supposed to go on this bumper?
- The annotation says to center the plate above the hitch; the builder plans to notch the plate since it won't quite fit.
- Does the drawing include dimensions or part numbers?
- No. The drawing shows only outlines and cutout locations; no dimensions, materials, or part numbers are given.
- Why is the builder okay with notching the plate?
- Per the annotation, the vehicle won't see much highway use anyway, so a notched plate is acceptable.
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