Hello- Quick story--I am 27 years old, getting started on my career in the environmental field. Currently working for 2 months in Equatorial Guinea, and want to get started on my two 'bolts when I get home. One is a 49 GMC 1/2, 248-I6/4spd, 125-1/4"w.b., rust bucket, but I love it. And the other is a 51-GMC 1/2t, 228-I6, 4spd, 116"w.b.(I prefer 125-1/4.) I am VERY disorganized and have a hard time finishing projects. Can someone tell me a very general or detailed plan that I SHOULD follow in restoring these trucks? I get my logistics mixed up and get so fed up that I don't even bother. I wish I had a LIST of what I need to do! Both are running, but no brakes. Both are slightly dissambled etc..I have enough parts almost to call them both complete. I just need to figure out the best way to attack my favorite trucks. I have a garage now! and I will have the time to do it soon. I am not interested in making show trucks, only practical, decent, original, driveable, enjoyment and usage type trucks. Any help on how you organized your rebuild would be good.
I think it was Ben Franklin?? that said, "Failing to plan is planning to fail." Maybe not Franklin, but someone wiser than me. Thanks!!


Whether you think you can or can't, you're right.

Also--in 2004, I invented the spotting alert network in stovebolt after seeing so many trucks when driving around. So that means I am cool.