Having managed to piece together, oops, I mean complete the restoration of one old truck, I am now an expert. Given this, it would be purely selfish not to share the knowledge of my minutes of experience. I realize that there are others that have worked on these old trucks for their entire lives, and on a few technical matters (wiring and electrical, carburation, chassis, body work, brakes systems, clutches and transmissions, etc), they may know more than me. So if something doesn't sound just right, you may want to get a second opinion, just for the sake of clarity. 

 Below, I have tried do condense everything I have learned into a few nice tips that can save the novice truck builder some valuable time and money. I hope they help.

• Learning "The Hard Way"

• Shops Are For Sissies

• Never Throw Anything Away

• Disassemble - Reassemble and have a can for "spare parts"

• The Dangers of Scissors
  

More useful tips to come, soon!

**** Strictly for entertainment purposes - not to be taken too seriously!! :)