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C20-67_N_MO · 12-10-2008, 10:14 AM

Hey Guys,

I am new at this but have had a passion for car & trucks for many years. My problem is I do not have a big budget to work on my 1967 Chevy truck. I want to do it right but fear it might cost me more than what I can handle.

How do you guys do it?

I mean do you just tackle the part of the truck that needs the most attention first or what?

My ride is fairly typical of a 40+ year old truck rust, dents and generally just falling apart. Heck I can't even get it to pass inspection so I can get the title in my name! Should I just cut my loses and look for one in better shape?

Or slowly start fixing the things I can and then on the body, research and try to find someone to help?

Thanks for any input & advise.

Below is a link to this truck.

12-10-2008, 10:14 AM	#1
C20-67_N_MO Champagne Taste on Beer Budget Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: High Ridge, Missouri Posts: 2,190	'67 Resto project Hey Guys, I am new at this but have had a passion for car & trucks for many years. My problem is I do not have a big budget to work on my 1967 Chevy truck. I want to do it right but fear it might cost me more than what I can handle. How do you guys do it? I mean do you just tackle the part of the truck that needs the most attention first or what? My ride is fairly typical of a 40+ year old truck rust, dents and generally just falling apart. Heck I can't even get it to pass inspection so I can get the title in my name! Should I just cut my loses and look for one in better shape? Or slowly start fixing the things I can and then on the body, research and try to find someone to help? Thanks for any input & advise. Below is a link to this truck.