Thank you, olezippi! I'm pretty pumped! I got home yesterday and hubby had a surprise waiting for me. I never dreamed I would be this excited to get a box of nuts and bolts in the mail. LoL There's even a couple of saw blade-looking partsthat I've never seen before.😅
I'm ready to make my list of what to to tackle first. I think I'll use my birthday money next month to buy the windlace so we can get a start on the interior (after I clean and treat the cab). It's so overwhelming to take something that size completely apart, and put it back together again.
I'm still trying to decide what to do with the bed... It's only missing two original bolts (!!), and I need to find some wood to scab in at the end of one board. Also, we're still kicking around whether to leave the gas tank under the seat, or move it to the bed. Moving it to the bed would take care of the board problem as well as any possible safety concerns (there weren't completely distracted drivers on the road 74yrs ago), but I don't know that I want to take the extra hassle, time, and money to devise something for the bed [and all that that entails]. If the '46 Chevy fairy would just come to me in my dreams one night and tell me exactly what to do that would be great. 😆
1946 Chevy Getting started on Bruno Follow the story in the DITY Gallery You can't buy happiness but you can buy a truck ... and that's pretty much the same thing.
