92-97 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer Fender Nameplate F2TB-16B114-PA Emblem Badge Set

The part number F2TB-16B114-PA is an official side fender badge for 1992–1997 Ford Bronco vehicles with the Eddie Bauer trim package.

Product Description.

92-97 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer Fender Nameplate F2TB-16B114-PA Emblem.

Complete your classic 5th Generation "OBS" restoration project with a premium set of side fender nameplates, built to match original Ford engineering part number F2TB-16B114-PA. The premier Eddie Bauer edition Broncos are renowned for their upscale outdoor styling, but decades of sun exposure often cause the factory acrylic gel coating to fail, crack, or yellow. This complete left and right driver/passenger side badge set seamlessly replaces damaged or missing trim to bring back that clean, showroom-ready look. 

Meticulously manufactured to OEM factory-fit specifications, this matching badge set guarantees period-correct script lettering, precise dimensional scales, and a flawless alignment profile that honors your vehicle's classic heritage.

Key Features & Technical Specifications

• Focus Keyword Alignment: Designed exclusively for any restoration requiring a premium 92-97 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer fender nameplate set.

• Exact Engineering Interchange: Directly replaces obsolete Ford Motor Company factory part stamping F2TB-16B114-PA.

• True Factory Fitment: Specifically tailored for 5th Generation "Old Body Style" (OBS) production years covering 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, and 1997 models.

• Molded Locating Pins: The back of each nameplate includes pre-molded alignment tabs that drop directly into your Bronco's original factory fender holes, ensuring straight leveling without measuring or crooked placement.

• Premium Multi-Layer Finish: Features the iconic, original-style chrome border combined with the authentic Eddie Bauer script font and tree logo accent work protected by a durable, clear top layer to prevent fading.

• Complete Exterior Set: Package includes two (2) matching nameplates to fully refresh both the driver and passenger sides of the vehicle.

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Step-by-Step Restoration Guide

1. Loosen Legacy Adhesive: Use a hairdryer or a mild heat gun to gently warm up your existing fender badge. Take care not to overheat and damage your vehicle's clear coat.

2. Safe Removal: Slide a piece of high-strength fishing line or dental floss behind the heated badge to carefully slice through the double-sided foam tape. Gently pop the badge pins out of the fender sheet metal.

3. Decontaminate the Panel: Wipe away any stubborn leftover tape backing using an automotive-grade adhesive eraser or solvent. Scrub the area cleanly with isopropyl alcohol to strip away previous waxes, ceramic sprays, or road grime.

4. Final Mount: Test-fit the backing pins into the factory placement holes to ensure smooth alignment. Peel away the protective backing sheet from the pre-applied, all-weather automotive tape, press the badge assembly firmly into place against the fender, and hold even pressure for 30–45 seconds to secure a permanent, waterproof bond.