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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