I think you have to take a break (as previously mentioned), and figure out what you want out of your truck. I had a project that I was in pieces for many years. I knew I didn't want a show vehicle, just something nice to drive around. I was able to get it mostly back together, but there were quite a few smaller issues that prevented me from driving it, and I didn't seem to be able to solve them. After spending all that money and time doing it on my own, I had the same feeling. Finally it was worth a little extra money to take it and have it finished by someone who knows more than I do (and has more time than I do). The fact that when I got it back I could turn the key and drive it made it all worthwhile. Sure, I would have loved to do it all myself, but now I'm driving it with a big smile on my face.
What is the current state of your truck, and what do you want out of it? Are you stuck on a task, or just have think you have too many tasks to go?
