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1978 Ford Bronco Custom Z-Bracket Blueprint - Dimensioned Bend Drawing

metal bracket laid on a dimensioned blueprint showing fabrication measurements such as 2.624 and 1.841 inches.

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This image is a photograph of a fabricated sheet-metal bracket placed on top of the dimensioned blueprint/drawing it was made from. The drawing shows a Z-shaped (offset) bracket profile with dimension callouts visible in the photo: 2.624, 1.801, 1.841, 0.875, 0.113, and a partially cropped value ending in .574 (units not stated, presumably inches). The 2.624 dimension spans the upper flange length, 1.841 appears to dimension the angled web, 1.801 and 0.875 relate to the offset/height, and 0.113 likely indicates material thickness. The physical bracket — bent steel plate with an upper horizontal flange, an angled middle web, and a lower horizontal flange — is positioned over the drawing to compare it against the printed profile, propped on a small twig. The file was uploaded to a 1978 Ford Bronco gallery alongside a 'FLOOR SHIFTER' document, suggesting the bracket is a custom-fabricated piece related to a floor shifter installation. No title block, part number, material specification, or vehicle applicability text is visible, so the exact purpose of the bracket must be inferred from the album context rather than the document itself.

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What dimensions are shown on this bracket drawing?
Visible dimension callouts are 2.624, 1.801, 1.841, 0.875, 0.113, and a partially visible value ending in .574. Units are not stated on the visible portion.
What shape is the bracket in this blueprint?
It is a Z-shaped (offset) bracket: an upper flat flange about 2.624 long, an angled middle web dimensioned 1.841, and a lower flat flange, with an offset height around 1.801.
What is the material thickness shown?
A 0.113 dimension is visible, which appears to indicate the plate/material thickness of the bracket.
Does the drawing show a part number or vehicle application?
No. No title block, part number, notes, or vehicle applicability text is visible in the photographed portion of the drawing.

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