Thanks for the advice and believe me it won't be the last time I ask. Here are some pics that I posted.
http://s1050.photobucket.com/albums/s407/Boomerchevy66/My%2066%20c10%20long%20fleet/Since then I did an undo mistake by breaking my ring horn trying to take it off after getting some bad advice, not on here, but from someone I thought knew what they were talking about. Plus my nephew had gotten into the truck and broke my turn signal bracket. Here are the pics.
I have seen a lot of guys say that changing from drum to disc brakes is highly recommended. I am wanting to try and keep the truck as original as possible, and thought that this upgrade may degrade the truck. I am even keeping the instrument cluster just the warning lights and not changing to gauges. Thanks again for the advice.
There's nothing wrong with staying original. I must say that these trucks were not built with braking systems strong enough or reliable enough for 70 mph driving on the freeway. So, if you plan to do freeway driving, that's something to keep in mind.
The disc brake upgrade and power steering upgrades do make these trucks more fun to drive as well as safer. Safer is a good thing.
I plan to add front disc brakes, power steering and A/C once I get my truck running. However, I will first get it back together like it was from the factory.
