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Awesome!

I guess technically all vehicle's odometer reading and original miles would be zero. ;D

Thank you, Just sell me the mat!

You have a link?

My brother and I bought a Red 1973 from Andrew Norton last year. It's a really nice truck that we have been tweaking a bit. We added a hard top, Hydroboost, Wildhorses 2 1/2 inch lift and AC. It's really a nice street driving Bronco. The truck is in Scottsdale right now so I asked Todd to take...

Did they start putting the sticker on in 1973?

I agree with Todd, looks great. I like the carpet alternative. Also nice job on fabricating the seat belt brackets.

That is a very nice looking truck! Hope he gets the price.

Cool deal Todd

I still have it but it's not in great condition. I was planning on laying it back in there once I get done cleaning. I'll post a pic when I do.

Keep on cleaning. :)

Launched the Wave Runners today.

Now that's funny

Started work on the passenger side of the engine bay.

I paid $550. seven years ago but it was going on a Baja, the re-pop dash pads are $300 now.

I installed one on a 73. I just put it into place and it kind of snapped in and looked fine. I would go that route for now. No reason to glue it in place. Just Dashes restored my dash pad on my 71 Baja. It looks great

It won't get back to it's original glory but it is cleaning up pretty good so far. I'll take a look for the welding wire, interesting. And yes, there is a lot of new found time, that's for sure.

Took pics of some under hood tags. I don't know where to look for these I just keep finding them while poking around the engine bay and cleaning.

Previous owner replaced the master and wheel cylinders. They have all been retained. He also replaced most of the brake lines. At this point I'm keeping the current set up as found.

Most of the driver side of the engine bay done. I still need to clean the hoses and the metal surfaces a bit. Saving that fun task until the end. :p