1979 Ford Bronco Hand-Drawn Fabrication Sketch - Rail & D-Ring Tie-Down Layout

This document is an undated, unlabeled hand-drawn sketch scanned and uploaded to a 1979 Ford Bronco gallery on SuperMotors.net. It contains no written text, dimensions, part numbers, or annotations of any kind. The page shows two freehand pen drawings. The first, on the left, depicts a long ladder-like assembly: two parallel side rails joined by four cross members spaced along the length, drawn as if viewed from the side or edge. The second, on the right, shows a long flat rail or panel with chamfered (angled) corners at both ends, fitted with five D-ring style fittings mounted in brackets — two clustered near one end, two near the other end, and one positioned toward the lower-middle of the rail. These appear to be tie-down anchors or folding pull rings. Without any text, the exact purpose cannot be confirmed from the document itself; it appears to be a planning or fabrication sketch, possibly for a roof rack, bed rail, cargo tie-down rail, or similar custom accessory for the owner's vehicle. Readers can learn only the general layout and hardware placement concept, not measurements or specifications.