Ford Bronco Frame Swap Sketch - Old vs New Frame Splice, Gusset & Crossmember

This is a simple hand-drawn digital sketch (MS Paint-style schematic) illustrating a frame modification, apparently for a frame swap or frame extension/kick-up on a vehicle. Two views are shown. The 'side view' depicts a black horizontal rectangle representing the old frame rail, with red lines representing the new frame rail angling upward and forward from it, and a blue parallelogram/rectangle labeled as a gusset plate reinforcing the joint where the new frame section meets the old one. The 'top view' shows two black parallel frame rails transitioning (in red) to a narrower forward section, with a light blue line across the front labeled as the engine crossmember and a dark red line as an additional crossmember within the black (old) frame section. A legend explains the color coding: black = old frame, red = new frame ('fram' as written), blue = side view gusset / top view engine crossmember. The drawing contains no dimensions, part numbers, torque values, or vehicle-specific applicability text; it serves as a conceptual plan for splicing a new front frame section onto an existing frame with gusset reinforcement.