If I had the time and space, I would just have you bring it to me and finish it for you. Yours is more of a stock truck, easier build than this one. IIRC - September will be six years on this truck. (combination of time & money - lack of)

Im back and forth on this truck ,I really have too much money and time invested to just give up and I know you lose your shirt on projects like it in piles and pieces but it has only been 2 years so I guess I will just have to give it more time and see what happens .I do love my old truck though ,what there is left of it anyway. I really wish I had not started a restoration on it and just kept driving it as a beater. Next time ,what am I saying ? No more next times for me ,No more projects I hope .

John...I may know someone local that would be willing to continue on with your truck project...

Im afraid Im in too deep to change now .

Ive got a guy wanting to buy my truck but I told him no that I could not come close to recouping my $$$$$$ spent already ,just have to be patient a while longer I guess.

I'll be over there putting the cab on tomorrow, more pictures to follow.

The cab and frame are one...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...ps39a93629.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...pseabfca46.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...ps9c61596a.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...psfed8b0d2.jpg

That looks KILLER ,right now youre my inspiration.

Hoping to show you some pictures of it with the bed on next weekend. I stopped by after work today to have lunch with them and help install the back window. There is a lot of assembly to keep the old man busy for several weeks. He is waiting for the cooler weather to finish the body work and paint. The doors, hood, and tail gate are all that is left.

I will be here patiently waiting on more pics .Im going to try to visit mine on thursday before we head out for Maryland .