Well, I was kind of holding off on adding my comments because I really don't have too much to say. I have razed HB about his progress but in fact I am fairly impressed with what he has done. I really shouldn't give him too much of a hard time because my project began not too far after his and mine was half done when I got it and my cab still sits on the floor and parts are scattered all over the place.
I do remember one weekend long ago loading parts on a trailer, I think it was a bed and maybe a few other pieces, and driving off to a garage somewhere in Southern Maryland. Not sure whos garage it was or the fate of said parts. I also know there is an engine that actually runs and looks real purty. Then there has been some body work done but not all of it? some parts to be hung and then some more body work and paint planned. Not too sure about all the legistics of this but the boy has a plan. Above all he is learning along the way and taking the time to do it right. I feel confident that it wil be on the road before you know it. I'm quite sure the trucks landlord will be happy with my prognosis. And speaking about the time it is taking to restore his truck, I know for a fact that there are plenty of folks out there that have taken this long or a lot longer.
Keep up the good work Hambone, you are doing great!
