Still plugging along! Managed to get seatbelts installed yesterday. Needed to get that done before I tackled roof insulation and headliner. Also finished up the defroster duct and began the installation of the inside windshield trim. A couple of hours a day here and there really does help thing progress along. One thing I did that has really payed off recently is when I was disassembling the truck, when I took off a part that I was going to reuse, even just nuts and bolts, I cleaned up the item, painted , bagged and tagged and put it on the shelf. Also took the advise from an article here on the Stovebolt about keeping it fun. Keep the task simple and just step back when you need to. Before you know it it will come together. Even if it's just ten minutes of work on some days. Progress is progress no matter how small. This has become a big stress relief tool for me.
Jeff 1964 Chevrolet K10 Fleetside "A Kid's First Truck" Follow in the DITY 1951 Chevrolet 3100 Follow his build in the Project Journals 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible | 2020 Chevrolet Silverado | 3500 Duramax | 2021 GMC Sierra Denali USAF Veteran 1983-1987 | PSP retired 1990- 2012
