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 Not photographing everything; Not labelling or tagging everything with INK; Not organizing parts, and most importantly; Not asking for help (until it was too late). CMP Ten Step Program (recommended): 1. Your first step is to learn from MLU -you won't find a better resource for info, advice, and CMP fun. 2. Get a good set of SAE wrenches and a good socket set with deep and short sockets. 3. Find a lot of coffee tins or plastic containers in which to store small parts for future use - milk crates are great for the larger parts, and pallets are very useful for outdoor storage for the real large and heavy parts. 4. Strip down the truck - keeping parts organized. 5. Clean useable parts. 6. Look for replacement parts/clean them (tear down to verify fit, form and functioning). 7. Sandblast the big bits (with the usual cautions). 8. Paint everything. 9. Reassemble. 10. Drive the beast - but beware of sore facial muscles from SEG. Enjoy! 
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	RHC Why is it that when you have the $$, you don't have the time, and when you have the time you don't have the $$?  | 
		
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