1991 Ford Bronco Custom Dash Layout Diagram - Gauge & Switch Placement (Opt 1)
Custom dashboard layout diagram mapping switch, gauge and speaker positions with a key, including glove box and steering column.
This document is a hand-drawn (computer-sketched) schematic titled "dash option 1," showing a proposed custom dashboard layout for a Ford Bronco. The drawing depicts a rectangular dash panel viewed from the front. From left to right, it shows: a cluster of four small controls (identified in the legend as headlight, wiper, wiper wash, and heater controls), the steering column location, a speaker, two large gauges (speedometer and tachometer), four medium gauges (water temperature, volt meter, fuel gauge, and oil pressure gauges), a second speaker, and a glove box on the right end. A black rectangular bar centered above the gauges represents a toggle switch panel. Below the diagram, a legend defines each symbol used: small filled circles for the headlight/wiper/wiper wash/heater controls, large open circles for the speedometer and tachometer, medium open circles for the water temp, volt meter, fuel, and oil pressure gauges, a black rectangle for the toggle switch panel, and rounded squares for the speakers. A reader can learn the intended placement of gauges, switches, speakers, and major dash features in this custom dash design concept (option 1 of at least two options in the album).
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Frequently asked questions
- What gauges are shown in this custom dash layout?
- The layout includes a speedometer and tachometer (large circles) plus water temperature, volt meter, fuel gauge, and oil pressure gauges (medium circles).
- Where are the speakers located in this dash design?
- Two speakers (shown as rounded squares) are placed one on each side of the gauge cluster, one just right of the steering column and one just left of the glove box.
- What controls are placed to the left of the steering column?
- Four small controls: headlight, wiper, wiper wash, and heater controls.
- What does the black rectangle above the gauges represent?
- Per the legend, the black rectangle is a toggle switch panel.
- Is a glove box included in this dash plan?
- Yes, the glove box occupies the right end of the dash panel.
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