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I mean more about the people who take an entire cab corner and stuff it full of bondo... Lol
Lol then we are on the same page
Saw a 71 c10 recently... "full resto" looked beautiful... For the low price of 5,000.Lol then we are on the same page
Shiiiiiiiit don't tell me thaaaaat... Lmao bro all I do is come home from work and sit my ass in front of this computer studying till midnight to wake up at six to go back to work to repeat. Taking 6 classes per semester to make it pass faster. Like ripling off the world's longest bandaid lol
Sounds about right, I'd come home, eat, do schoolwork, play guitar or play games on the computer, or xbox, whatever lol. No time except over the weekend sometimes
I may just have to get something less body work broken and more mechanically broken wich is up my alley. I shoulda figured this rust **** was gonna be a pain in the ass...
Damn bro those are gorgeous! Another dream I'm putting off till i finish college. Ive always wanted to learn how to play but I come from a middle class family and mom and dad used to work hard to pay rent so I could go to school. They couldn't afford classes.
Kinda the same deal here. I was fortunate enough to have a grandfather that left money in his will for his grandkids to go to college on.
Pretty much yes. Just gotta me the time and budget the time wisely
Agreed there. Got my k5 project truck 2 years ago, maybe more, spent that entire time saving money, buying parts, little at a time, over the course of that time, I did HOARDS of research, then, now that I've got alot of the stuff, guns are loaded, unfortunately, the debit account isn'tPretty much yes. Just gotta me the time and budget the time wisely
Like I said, learning a new skill and/or getting better at an existing skill is never a bad thing! Especially as young as you are if you start learning to do things like weld, metal work, bodywork and things like that now on top of mechanical work you’ll be in awesome shape in no time with the skills you’ve acquired and the satisfaction of building the truck yourself
Literally took me 10 years to “complete” my ‘77 from the time I bought it to having it on the road looking the way I want it. I still need to do think like go through the AC but things like this are NOT short term projects unless you have deep pockets and shop that works fast OR if you’re retired with tons of time on your hands lolAgreed there. Got my k5 project truck 2 years ago, maybe more, spent that entire time saving money, buying parts, little at a time, over the course of that time, I did HOARDS of research, then, now that I've got alot of the stuff, guns are loaded, unfortunately, the debit account isn't
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