While I agree with everyone saying that they don't want to loose sight of the hobby aspect of it or have restoring/repairing a truck become more work then fun, personally I would love a piece of software to keep track of the project. I have tried the spreadsheet way to keep track of what projects I need to finish on the truck but find there are too many subcategories to keep track of that way (body>cab>patch panels>floor...). I find it much more rewarding to have longer list of small things that I can cross off than having a short list of big projects that only get crossed off every month or so. I would also like to keep track of part numbers and cost of parts not of what I've already bought (I know I would cry), but what I need to buy. That way I can budget or pick a specific part of the truck I want to tackle. Also, if I find parts or good deals ahead of time I can write it down and not forget it a month later when I finally have the funds. Again, to each their own.

I think I'm going to give that software a try and see how it goes. Thanks for the link!


Neil
1955 Chevy 3200