What's your Winter Goal?

[LostMy65]

It's funny how time flys and goals change.
This winter I'm finally doing the auto swap.

[flashed]

I plan to get my 72 1 ton running again .And maybe my 1/2 ton fleetside will come home with working heat .

[vince1]

Clean out the cab, re glue the door seals, install a new glove box latch and close it.

Maybe install floor carpet.

[Mikes66ChevyC10]

Weld my rockers on to finish the cab. I'd like to finish painting the frame and do front/rear disk brake conversions along with lowing it. Ultimate goal would be to have it running by spring but don't think I'm going to hold myself to that. LOL

[BigDan3131]

With the hopefully soon new job, everything drivetrain related. Plus getting my next project in clear and maybe moving my race car out of storage to my house.

[trulordd]

Interior painting

[62stepside longbox]

Fix my ignition problems and finsh most of my bodywork.
Get my drivers license so I can start drivin my truck

[duallyjams]

Not to have to shovel any snow.

[flashed]

Duallyjams ,you had to mention that 4 letter word didnt you ? I had to work 33 hours straight last winter on our university campus shoveling snow and spreading ice melt and really dread it this year .I hope we miss all that crap this year.

[dodgiesdad]

Reassembly, again. Paint is done except for the stripe on the sides, I am waiting till its back together to do that. I had it altogether earlier this year then blew it completely apart to paint it. Now it needs put back together and everything realigned. It sounds simple enough.

[The1960APE]

1) Finish front end rebuild, and brake swap
2) Get bed wood and strip kit finished
3) Sand blast the insides of the body panels and repaint
4) install patch panels
5) Have 4L80E inspected and beefed up
6) Rebuild the LQ-4, using ARP bolts, port 317 heads, install blower and get engine ready to fire
7) install engine and transmission
8) have driveshaft made!

[65chevysub]

Hopefully get some bodywork done and get some lowering blocks in my Suburban.

[Juice63]

Winter goals that have to be completed before first car show of next year (Feb.)
1) lower truck, 3 front/5 rear, and rebuild front suspension
2) add power brakes, new brake lines and do an all around brake job
3) wood bed install
4) install new stereo and speakers
5) weld passenger side floor board and rocker, then sound proof the floor
6) new upholstery on bench seat
7) new glass all the way around
8) put 22" transport wheels on

Then I'll be happy with where I am at. I have most of the parts just a matter of getting the work done. 4 months to get it done, let's go.

[forestb]

It is going to paint. I Hope it will be done by the end of the year.

With paint that is.

[SnS C10]

Just pulled the bed off my 64 lwb last night. I plan on getting the frame cut down and welded for the shortbed conversion. Also, my buddy is is giving me a 350/350 combo to replace my 292/4 on the floor. Busy winter!

[SnS C10]

Picture from last night

[Northwest Outlaw]

Install new suspension parts (all shocks, rear lowering springs, drop spindles), front disc brake conversion and power booster, new tires and a couple trim pieces painted. *SHOULD* look like this by spring...
Also need to get the old single barrel rochester carb reliable again

[TJ's Chevy]

Get my drive shaft shortened, painted and installed. Start doing body work on the cab. And order more parts. By that time Spring should be here and I'll start painting. And for the GMC I plan to have dual exhaust installed. 2.5 inch exhaust with flowmaster 40 series mufflers. And keep driving it!

[pwrbrkpadguy]

My winter goal is to work more overtime and to get her repainted

[cooperhw]

My winter goal (here in Phoenix Arizona) is to finish my 68 dually project. Sell my 67 Chevelle to free up extra funds (and garage space), finish my 67 Nova drag car, and get going on my 63 GMC S.B. project. Yeah, we survive the summers here so we can crank it full blast during the beautiful winter months.

[morethanstock66]

I'll bite..

-Quit backtracking, tired of fixing the small stuff again (cursed?)

-Rebuild extra vent windows and swap in to truck with new weather stripping

-Finish interior (radio, steering column, clean up dash, possibly A/C)

-Save Xmas money for 5-6speed stick next year.

[mattbert56]

Perfect thread, I've been thinking of this for the past few weeks. Goals are
1. Fully seal up cab with all new rubber and install sliding back window and new windshield.
2.bolt my bed down completely instead of carpentry clamps and a vice grip....don't judge iv been enjoying driving it to much haha.
3. Straighten body lines out. (Adjusting panels).
4. Possibly install new front axle with 4:11 gears and modern steering box.
5. Install my new to me lift springs.
6. Drive the wheels off it.
7. Pat myself on the back if I get even one of these things done.

[awbrown]

well , since I have so much to do at work , probably not much .. trying to get my new shop put together , that means installing a bridge crane ,getting equipment in place ,wiring the whole deal .... Yeah, I don't see a lot happening to Ol' Blue this winter ... storage if anything...

[Valarius_Starchaser]

survive the snow (had our first today)

Truck related take any small parts off and prep/powder coat them in the warmth and safety of my home

[T.W.Dustin]

Winter is gorgeous here in Chandler, AZ and I plan to finish my chassis on my 64 short stepper (incl engine and trans), get the cab painted and mounted, and get the rough wiring done (engine, inside cab, etc...)