1972 Ford Bronco

1972 Ford Bronco. It is in good shape, but not perfect. I have had it for about 2 1/2 years and have done a lot of work to it, but unfortunately with a new job, my schedule doesn't allow me the time to work on it, and I need space in the garage for other projects. It has a 302 with a C-4 automatic transmission. I am not sure of actual mileage, as the odometer was replaced by a previous owner. The truck was in California for most of its life. The following is a partial list of things I have done since purchasing it (I am sure I am forgetting a few things): New brake calipers and rotors in the front New brake master cylinder Removed carpeting and coated inside of the tub with spray-in bedliner New flex fan and aluminum fan shroud Coolant overflow container Edelbrock Thunder Series carb (electric choke) K&N high-flow-filter New steering column (tilt w/ hazard light switch) and lower steering shaft New interior with flip/fold rear seat Locking center console with stereo compartment (I converted the stereo compartment to a concealed carry compartment) Kenwood stereo w/ bluetooth 6'x9' Focal speakers w/ 4-channel 100w amp New 11-gallon auxiliary fuel tank Installed fiberglass door inserts and soft doors (I also have the hard doors and will include them) Installed new mirrors to go along with the soft doors Opened up hood scoop to make it functional and coated it with bedliner to match door inserts Converted J-stick transfer case shifter to a twin-stick (each axle is controlled individually) New B&M ratchet shifter Electric windshield wipers with 3-speed intermittent (replaced vacuum-operated mechanical linkage) What it still needs/known issues: Needs a new top Leaks oil (what old truck doesn't?) Needs to be cleaned (I know a guy who will make the interior look new for about $250, and does a hell of a job on the exterior and engine compartment, too. He did my F-250 a few years ago and it looked amazing!) Doors need to be adjustedDoors: 2