It depends on how much money you have to work with, if your on a budget then you have to do what you can do with the money you have, but if your going to drive that truck and your going to keep it then spend the money and get the head done, like valve job and surface,you dont have to replace the guides, you can knurl them if you want to ,but if it was me i would replace them. and have the seats cut,or ground whatever your machine shop does. If fluid is leaking badly then do a valve job and call it good.
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