Hi Vejar,

We need to know more about your truck before we can make suggestions. Just telling us the year and model doesn't give us much to go on. Many of these old trucks have had their engines, trannys and other parts swapped out over the years. We need to know the following information:

What motor does it have, what tranny, the condition of the wiring, brakes, steering, suspension, body, interior, frame, rear axle, wheel bearings, springs, shocks, etc etc...

Any mechanic/restorer worth his salt will give the vehicle to be restored a complete once-over before starting work. This finds problems that are not apparent or must be fixed first.

Usually a restoration starts from the brakes up. This promotes safety, and also provides a chance to check many of the things I mentioned above.

good luck & welcome! grin

Chip


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