1996 Ford Bronco SAS Radius Arm/Link Cardboard Template - 38.5" Layout Sketch

This is a photograph of a home-made, full-scale layout drawing sketched in marker on a large piece of cardboard resting on a work surface in a garage. The sketch appears to be a template for fabricating a suspension link or radius arm, consistent with the album context of a solid axle swap (SAS) project. Visible dimensions include an overall length of 38 ½ (inches implied), a 3 ½ dimension at the right-hand end near a drawn rod-end/eye joint, and a faint intermediate dimension of 16½. A faint note reading "end of threads" marks the threaded section of the drawn link end. The left side of the sketch shows a triangular wishbone/bracket profile. Tools visible around the template include a ratcheting combination wrench, a large hose clamp, a spray can, a Staedtler compass package, and a red spirit level. The image contains no printed specifications, part numbers, fuse data, or wiring information; its value is as a fabrication reference showing the planned dimensions of a custom suspension component.