Zionranch ... The excellent information you've received comes with a "fee" .... Your fee is this: We want to see pictures of your truck. Many of them. smile

There is a short tutorial in the column to the left that will walk you through how to post pictures here. The process is not intuitive but its not particularly difficult -- just a little 'splainin and you'll be good to go. Should you encounter any difficulties, just let us know. We'll help ... for more pictures and a write up about your truck wink

In all seriousness ... should you elect to write up a description about your truck, and your restoration experience, we'd particularly like to know a few things in addition to the usual informational suspects. These include, but are not limited to, the following:

-- What challenges you faced and how you overcame them
-- Why this particular truck -- what drew you to it?
-- How did you find it? How did it find you?
-- What parts of the resto did you enjoy most? What parts did you enjoy least? Why?
-- Did you farm out any of the work? Which parts?
-- Did you have any family members participating?


You can start your own DITY story -- "Just like it sounds, you have the ability to "tell your truck story" here, adding plenty of images to help with the tale. It's an on-going story of your truck that can be added to as it unfolds."

Thanks! And we're glad to have you aboard!
John

Last edited by Peggy M; 12/11/2025 9:22 PM. Reason: add the DITY link

~ John

A kid raised on Hotwheels, Matchbox and Tonka cannot be reasonably expected to own only one vehicle as an adult.

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