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Re: "Albert" -- 1949 AD, S10 Chassis
So its been a while since I've had a change to work on my truck. Last week my wife and I took the kiddos on vacation then as soon as we got home I had to go back to work and my wife which works as a nurse had multiple shifts in a row which puts me on the clock with the kids. I'm at about 90 percent done with my wiring and have been sitting around during lunch daydreaming about what all I want to get done in the next month. So far I have come up with the following list:
1. New Oil Pressure Sender
2. Knock Sensor Wiring, New Route, Fiberglass Loom
3. Rear Wheel Adapters, Install and Torque
4. Motor Mount Bolts and Nuts
5. Misc. Firewall and Floor Hole Plugs
6. Flush Coolant
7. Change Oil
8. Pre Test Drive Inspection, Torque Check
9. Test Drive
10. Calibrate Speedometer
11. Head Light and Fog Light Wiring From Relays
12. Install 2nd Alternator Output Wire
13. Install Front Cowl
14. Shorten Bench Seat Center Support
15. Install Bench Seat
16. Tachometer Wiring
17. Speedometer Lighting Wiring
18. Install Speaker Cover and Glove Box Door
19. Seat Belts
20. Cut Front Coils, Fix S10 Lean
21. Install Fog Lights
22. Replace Water Pump w/ Heater Hose Outlet
23. Rebuild Heater Box
24. Source Heater Box 12v Motor
25. Third Brake Light Flash Module
26. Neutral Safety Switch Wiring
27. Radio and Speaker Wiring
28. Install Coolant Overflow
29. Exhaust, Muffler to Out Back
30. Return Door Panels and Headliner
31. New One Piece Headliner
32. Cigarette Lighter Wiring
33. Paint and Install Door Panels
34. Bed Wood, Rough Saw, P-Treated, Smooth Oak???
35. Bed Wood Sides
36. Windshield Wipers, Vacuum or Electric?
37. Dome Light Wiring
38. Accessory Wiring
39. Determine P-Brake Setup, Purchase, Install
Man...sometimes it seems like it never ends. I like working on my truck but I'm getting really anxious being so close to a "driving state". At least one day this weekend is looking pretty open for garage time so I'm hoping I can reach a point to where I can do a couple of shakedown runs in the next week or two. More pics to come as I finish up the wiring.
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