I have never been a fan of bolting on fiberglass to an old vehicle. I don't really have a "valid" reason for that, but I just never saw it as something I would want to do. Fixing the old ones should provide some me with some entertainment and lessons learned.
I am looking at doing a "modified" stock truck. The drive train will get some upgrades and a newer engine (old one dropped a valve and last owner removed head and left it exposed to the elements for 12 years) since the one in it is totally shot, but the rest of the truck will be as original as I can get it. The truck wasn't stock when I bought it and had been modified with whatever parts the owner could modify or bolt on, so eBay will be getting some business from me for the parts to return it to a close to stock appearance.
