Ford Bronco Project Trailrig Custom Bumper Schematic - Front & Rear Tire Carrier
CAD design drawing showing a labeled front bumper and a rear bumper with 38 inch tire carrier.
This document is a simple line-drawing schematic showing two custom off-road bumper designs, uploaded as part of a 'Project Trailrig' build for a 1995 Ford Bronco. The upper drawing, labeled 'Front Bumper', shows a front-elevation view of a winch-style front bumper featuring a raised center section with two circular openings (apparently for lights) and a rectangular slot (likely a winch fairlead opening), flanked by wing sections each containing a rectangular recessed opening. The lower drawing, labeled 'Rear Bumper/Tire carrier', shows a rear bumper design integrating a swing-out or fixed spare tire carrier. A large circle annotated '38" tire' represents the spare tire, mounted on a triangulated A-frame support structure attached to the bumper. The rear bumper also shows two vertical uprights flanking the tire, rectangular recessed openings (likely for lights) in the lower bumper face, and a larger rectangular recess left of center. The drawing carries no dimensions, part numbers, material specifications, or dates — it serves as a conceptual/layout schematic for fabricating custom front and rear bumpers with a tire carrier sized to hold a 38-inch spare tire.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this schematic show?
- Two drawings: a front bumper with a raised center section containing two circular openings and a rectangular slot, and a rear bumper integrated with a spare tire carrier.
- What size spare tire is the rear carrier designed for?
- The drawing is annotated for a 38" tire.
- Does the drawing include dimensions or material specs?
- No. The only text visible is the labels 'Front Bumper', 'Rear Bumper/Tire carrier', and the '38" tire' annotation — no dimensions, materials, or part numbers are given.
- How is the spare tire supported on the rear bumper?
- The drawing shows the tire mounted on a triangulated A-frame style support structure rising from the bumper, with vertical uprights on either side of the tire.
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