What dimensions are shown on this sketch?

The sketch shows a 17-inch length along the main rectangular piece and specifies a ½-inch notch.

Where is the notch supposed to be cut?

The callout reads '½" Notch for Bottom & Side,' with a leader line pointing to the top corner of the drawn frame, and a separate detail sketch shows the corner joint.

Does this document identify a specific vehicle or part number?

No. The sketch contains no vehicle information, part numbers, dates, or other identifying text — only the notch note and the 17-inch dimension.

Is this a factory blueprint?

No, it is a rough hand-drawn pencil sketch on lined notebook paper, apparently made by the owner for a custom fabrication project.

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Hand-Drawn Fabrication Sketch - 17" Panel with 1/2" Notch (1996 Ford Bronco Gallery)

Faint hand-drawn pencil sketch of a frame or bracket on notebook paper

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Rough hand-drawn pencil sketch of a frame/bracket with light dimension notes on lined paper.

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This document is a hand-drawn pencil sketch on lined notebook paper, uploaded as a 'blueprint' in a 1996 Ford Bronco owner's gallery. It is not a printed factory diagram; it appears to be a fabrication or woodworking/metalworking sketch. The main drawing shows a long rectangular frame or panel drawn in rough perspective, with a dimension of 17 inches marked along its length. A callout at the top corner reads '½" Notch for Bottom & Side,' indicating that a half-inch notch is to be cut where the bottom and side pieces join. A second, smaller detail sketch to the right illustrates the corner joint where the notch is located. No part numbers, vehicle model information, dates, fuse data, or wiring information appear anywhere in the document. A reader can learn only the intended 17-inch dimension and the half-inch notch specification for the bottom and side of whatever component the owner was fabricating — possibly a custom part or fixture related to the Bronco project, though the sketch itself does not identify its purpose or the vehicle it applies to.

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Frequently asked questions

What dimensions are shown on this sketch?: The sketch shows a 17-inch length along the main rectangular piece and specifies a ½-inch notch.
Where is the notch supposed to be cut?: The callout reads '½" Notch for Bottom & Side,' with a leader line pointing to the top corner of the drawn frame, and a separate detail sketch shows the corner joint.
Does this document identify a specific vehicle or part number?: No. The sketch contains no vehicle information, part numbers, dates, or other identifying text — only the notch note and the 17-inch dimension.
Is this a factory blueprint?: No, it is a rough hand-drawn pencil sketch on lined notebook paper, apparently made by the owner for a custom fabrication project.