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350TacoZilla · 07-23-2020, 12:24 AM

Don't take this the wrong way but I love seeing your truck go back together with the dings and dents here and there. I feel not every truck is meant to be a show truck or a 100% perfect restoration. If your projected use is more than driving it to shows and storing it in a climate controlled garage after a hand wash then dents,dings & scratches are going to happen, so why fuss with every dent you see during the rebuild or build.

I'm going to try and straighten my truck a bit and deal with 100% of the rust to try and stop the spread but the little dings and dents will be there when new paint goes on.

07-23-2020, 12:24 AM	#109
350TacoZilla Registered User Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Hancock Md Posts: 386	Re: Project 1966 K20 adventure rig Don't take this the wrong way but I love seeing your truck go back together with the dings and dents here and there. I feel not every truck is meant to be a show truck or a 100% perfect restoration. If your projected use is more than driving it to shows and storing it in a climate controlled garage after a hand wash then dents,dings & scratches are going to happen, so why fuss with every dent you see during the rebuild or build. I'm going to try and straighten my truck a bit and deal with 100% of the rust to try and stop the spread but the little dings and dents will be there when new paint goes on.