Deuce first start prep

Hello folks I have a 71 Deuce thats been sitting in my warehouse for 7 years and has not been started during this time, the truck was always a great runner and started instantly no matter what. My questions is what prep would you recommend before I go to start it tomorrow? Should I bleed the secondary filters, is this necessary? I already changed the oil but didnt bother with the filter since its got about 5 miles on it before it was parked. I put new batteries in the truck today, so my question is mainly do you folks have any pre start recommendations before I fire the truck up tomorrow
All suggestions will be considered, thanks much!
Karl

Make sure you have some thing to block the airway in case of a run-away. And if the air filter box is stock block up the hole on the motor side that was used for the fording setup (I think). I found that a champagne cork fits that perfectly.
If you're in the cab during start and have no helper/soldier B make sure the wheels are blocked, T-case in high, and gearbox in 5th. That way if it starts a run-away you can drop the clutch and hopefully stall it out. So making sure the brakes work in advance is important.
Maybe drain a bit from the primary filter just to check for water.
Other than that I've never done anything special. I do watch the oil pressure and if it doesn't come up w/in 15 or 20 seconds I'd shut it down.

Myself whenever working on a truck that sat a while or that I don't know I use a flat blade screwdriver and remove the timing shutdown rod cover and check the fuel control unit assembly is working free.

Thank you guys for the great suggestions they were definitely very good ones and will be used when I start the truck!
Thanks again!

I just wanted to thank the folks that contributed very good information to remind me of things that I have forgotten concerning the after long hibernation of my Deuce and its first start after 8 years. thanks for your assistance the start went off without a hitch and it will be driven to its ne location next and will be getting it ready to sell!
Thanks again folks!