[IndyBowtie]

You first say a "stock 50", then you say it has a 235?! Don't believe that's the original engine. Might look very close for other changes!
And keep in mind those early trucks did not have turn signals, which people look for these days, as well as no seat belts ( if that's a concern). Original truck had bias tires...have these been changed to radials? You may not like driving bias tires every day. Other things we take for granted these days like not having to lube everything as much as this truck will need...tie rods, king pins, spring shackles, steering connections. Still 6 volt? Not a big deal, but points and plugs will require looking after. Original wiring was covered in a cloth material and dries out over time ( possible concern for shorts), and 6 volt bulbs and other electrical items are tough to come by.
I not trying to discourage you but driving a vintage vehicle daily requires a lot more hands on, and regularly, than today's vehicles
Also, per my engine guru...today's oil doesn't have some of the key components those early engines needed, and today's No Lead gas is hard on valve seats and such. All of this is irrelevant, for the most part, for occasional use, but daily driving puts a lot more demand on the truck and driver. IMHO