Restored 1966 Ford Bronco with 351 and Hard Top

You're bidding on a head-turning, rebuilt 1966 Ford Bronco with a 351W Crate Engine and body matched, painted hard top. The truck was built from the frame up around years ago with a new 351w. Most of the body and tub is all fiberglass so there's no rust. Frame and suspension is extremely clean - virtually rust free. I purchased it about 4 years ago and all the mechanicals were meticulously installed by the person who did the restoration. He was an engineer and sweated every detail. It starts right up and drives like a dream. Tons of power from the 351 and drives straight as an arrow. It can cruise on the highway at 65 or 70 without issues. A blast to drive to the beach or just cruising around town. One of the nicest, turn-key drivers you'll find.
Here's a video of it running and a quick tour:
https://youtu.be/6ajVVIDQo1A
I have put about 15K in additional work into it in the last 12 months including:- All New Seats- All New Carpeting- All new Interior side panels front and back.- Custom, inlayed speakers and boxes hidden nicely under the dash and in the rear quarter panels.- New Stereo/MP3- New Amp Installed under the front seat- New Rebuilt Transmission- New Shifter- New Thermostat and Thermostat Housing- Added Family Roll Cage- Added removable diamond plate rails for when you have the hard top off- leather full cover bikini top included.- New Steering Wheel and components
Issues:- I never got to fixing the gauge cluster. The mileage and odometer work but gas and oil do not.- Small dings in the paint here and there. Overall the paint looks terrific. - I plasti-dipped the rims. They were aluminum rims underneath if you want the chrome look back. Tires have tons of tread left - virtually new.- Small crack in dash pad and scratches/wear in the dash board.- I don't know the exact mileage since the restoration. I'm guessing 4-6K to be conservative but i drive it with the kids to get ice cream or just around town.
If you want more pics or to SKYPE and see more detail don't hesitate to ask.
Located just North of Boston
Thanks.