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1995 Ford Bronco Roll Cage Frame Bracket Blueprint - Hole Dimensions Template

Dimensioned drilling template drawing showing hole locations and diameters across a plate.

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This document is a hand-drafted dimensioned blueprint for a 'cage frame bracket,' uploaded to the gallery of a 1995 Ford Bronco. The drawing shows a flat plate bracket with a rectangular upper portion and a tapered (angled) lower edge. Overall dimensions are approximately 10 1/4 inches wide along the bottom and 9 7/8 inches tall on the right side. The drawing locates multiple mounting holes: a top row 1 3/8" down with holes at 1 1/4" and 9 5/8" from the edge; a hole at 6 7/8" on a line 2 3/8" down; three holes at 3", 5 3/4", and 8 1/2" on a line 2 7/8" down; and a hole at 2 5/8" on a line 5 1/8" down, called out as 1/2" diameter. The smaller holes appear to be 1/2" Ø per the callout. A larger 1" diameter hole sits near the lower right, positioned 8 1/8" with a 1 3/4" corner offset; an additional 6 1/4" vertical dimension marks the start of the angled bottom edge. A reader can use this drawing as a template to fabricate the bracket, likely for mounting a roll cage to the frame.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the overall dimensions of the cage frame bracket?
The bracket is 10 1/4 inches along the bottom edge and 9 7/8 inches tall on the right side, with the angled bottom edge starting 6 1/4 inches down on the left.
What size are the mounting holes in the bracket?
The small holes are called out as 1/2" diameter, and there is one larger 1" diameter hole near the lower right of the bracket.
Where are the holes located on the bracket?
From the top: at 1 3/8" down, holes at 1 1/4" and 9 5/8"; at 2 3/8" down, a hole at 6 7/8"; at 2 7/8" down, holes at 3", 5 3/4", and 8 1/2"; at 5 1/8" down, a 1/2" Ø hole at 2 5/8". The 1" Ø hole is at 8 1/8" with a 1 3/4" offset near the bottom right corner.
Does the drawing specify material or thickness?
No. The drawing only shows the outline shape and hole locations/diameters; no material, thickness, or part numbers are given.

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