1973 Ford Bronco 302 V8 Blue

HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO OWN A FRESHLY RESTORED/RECONDITIONED BRONCO AT A REASONABLE PRICE! This Bronco is ready to enjoy now (no additional investment required) or this could just be your starting point depending on what you have in mind. HERE'S SOME HISTORY & OVERVIEW OF THE TRUCK: Drivability is what youâ??d expect with a stock setup. Starts up everytime no problem, runs good, shifts smooth, steers & stops like a 73â?? truck with drum brakes w/o power steering. 4WD works, I just replaced a cracked U joint on the transfer case drive shaft. Wheels spin easy and no side to side play so seems like the bearings and bushings are all in good shape. Motor sounds good and smooth, no ticking, knocking or smoke. I have a picture of what the top of the engine looks like from when I had the valve covers off, I can send to you if you want. Looks clean, no build up anywhere. Doors line up good (no sag), open & close from inside or out, windows crank up and down, vent windows open & close. Hereâ??s an overview of what Iâ??ve done: · Started by folding the windshield down to inspect and recondition under the hinge. Looked good but I made sure itâ??s going to stay that way (see photo). · Repainted dash and interior · Installed factory front cab mat. · Installed new Dash Pad cover · Replaced rear seat cushions and upholstery. New front seat covers. · Installed new Sony Stereo/CD Player and Retrosound dash speaker. Stereo has USB & Audio inputs. Speaker is dual cone, like 2 speakers in 1. · New Bestop bikini top installed · New Rampage roll cage padding. Zips on & off. · New seat belts front & back · New Rampage front console · Installed new transfer case shifter boot & knob. · New Door straps and hardware · Spent lots of time under the hood, mostly cosmetic improvements but I have installed new plug wires, plugs, distributer cap, rotor, air filter, changed the oil and filter. Radiator overflow tank and bottle jack is new.