As said above, do the work yourself. Saves labor cost. Make friends who really know how to fix things and fabricate, like some of us.
Don't be afraid to ask for help.
Think about what really needs to be done.
Shop around for quality parts at a good price, Cheap doesn't mean better always.
Have a plan and stick to it.
Don't rush just to get it done.
Keep coming back to stovebolt. We're all here to help!
Reading/ Education is the most valuable tool you can have.
Any time you have a question just ask me. I have been redoing and working on the 64-66 GM's for 10 years now. I am willing to give you guidance where ever needed.
