Lugnutz

Is this truck something you just purchased or had for a while? If it is new to you, I'd spend the minimal money to get the engine you have running, fix all the other items to make it road-worthy. Brakes, steering, lights, etc. Then just drive it for a while. Often I have seen folks buy a truck, do all these things to it they THINK they want then get discourged and disappointed.

When I first got my truck, I wanted a bone stock unit. Then by just driving to shows the first year I saw other options. I then went to a stock driveline with period available upgrades.

Its a blast!!!

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