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Pic of the oil filter. Original?

Not that I know of. They were pretty rough, had a lot of rust

A couple shots with ash tray removed and the door post.

Here you go. Dome light but no under dash light.

I've posted most of Andrew's report, here's the completed version.

Great find and a great color combo. Fix the rust, get it running and if he likes a smooth ride I prefer stock height

That's cool, need to save them all.

Yeah, he had a couple other EB's but they were pretty rough.

A few pictures of the truck where I first saw it. It sat in this warehouse since 2006

I was disappointed when I first saw the engine bay. I was hoping it would look brand new. It's not until you start looking at small details that you appreciate how it looks after all those years of Midwest weather. The engine bay is essentially as found with no real detailing done. As you can...

At Mossy Ford in Pacific Beach yesterday. Supposedly they built it to go on display next to the new Bronco if they ever get one.

Service sticker with nothing written on it. I like all the small clues on this Bronco that point to it never being driven.

Up tp 30 Broncos now, big and small

I'm in for an out West reunion ;D

Looks great and congrats on getting that body on.

Here's a couple more "this Bronco hasn't moved for years pictures" All four wheel covers have this similar level of paint fading on the black painted areas. You can see where the tops of the covers were more sun exposed. Pretty cool.

Great info on the tire cover guys, thanks. Here's a couple pics I just took a few hours ago. I had never noticed the wiper cover fading before today.

Nice, like the shirt with the guitar.

That is an incredible photo of Maui today. Very cool, thanks for sharing.

Here is the brand new (in 1972) spare tire. The tire cover is pretty brittle and I don't think it can be taken off without damage so it's going to have to stay on.