Oh, OK, I understand what you mean now. I thought you meant after the finished product was finished. As far as that list goes, that's kind of the nature of that type of project. What you didn't see was that a whole lot of those parts are extremely common GM parts. They say you can get a Chevy S-10 in decent condition and reuse a whole lot of it, including engine and transmission if you get the 2.8L w/ 5-speed. Ever price out one of those? I did some simple exploring last night and came down with $2500 as a rough average price for running S-10s. But the Brunton guys also can supply rollers and turnkey cars.
