1972 Chevy 4x4 Build??

[McNugget]

Hello,
I posted last year whenever I purchased a 1972 Chevy 4x4 frame to ask about it. It has no rust on it and its in great shape. I had a 71 2wd that i was planning to put on the frame and in a twist and turn of unfortunate events i don't have that truck anymore. I no longer have a vehicle, period, cause my 71 was my daily driver. So my question is, should I sell the 4x4 frame I have and pay off some debt I have, or should I try to build a truck on it. (keep in mind I am only a girl and will need help with everything building wise and will still need to come up with money to buy a car) I have the opportunity to sell the frame but it means so much the sentimental value is making me wanna cry just seeing it leave. Will someone please lend me their two cents?

[72lb4x4]

If its not in the way, keep it.

BTW, try not to refer to yourself as just a girl. We define ourselves with our words, so you limit yourself by saying that.

More than half the people on the planet are or were girls. You can do anything you set your mind to. You just might need a bit more (or less) leverage than some.

[McNugget]

Originally Posted by 72lb4x4

If its not in the way, keep it.

BTW, try not to refer to yourself as just a girl. We define ourselves with our words, so you limit yourself by saying that.

More than half the people on the planet are or were girls. You can do anything you set your mind to. You just might need a bit more (or less) leverage than some.

Well thank you, I just meant that most of the men on here can easily build something themselves, but I don't have the strength so that limits me as to what I can do physically, if you get what I mean.

[gcburdic]

McNugget...I agree with what 72lb4x4 says....just know there were a lot of these built so other than the sentimental value, I'd pay my debt off...there will be one of these that'll come along again...