Driving past Jamestown brought back memories of getting my picture taken under the statue of the Buffalo when I was 5 or 6.  Newest Hot Rod has that as one of the landmarks to visit!  Too cool.

Well everything went smoothly!  Drove all night to make it back, got the trailer out to the farm first thing Saturday morning and then loaded most of the day.  Dan showed up and took three cars and dropped off the T body.  My cousin and I split up the remaining parts (mostly flatheads of unknown quality).  Got back to Fargo and repacked everything in the Bronco and back of the Dodge Dually Diesel I rented from my neighbor.  Got up early Sunday and drove back to Portland straight through again, though we detoured through Parshall ND and the oil fields.  Also got to see Lake Sakakewa and Teddy Roosevelt National Grasslands.  Hit some major hail outside of Billings and massive rain once we got into the Gorge headed along the Columbia towards Portland.  Spent the rest of Monday, after we got to town in the afternoon, unpacking, unloading, buying wheel casters to move the bronco as tight to the wall in my little garage, charging the batter in my T to move it into the garage, rearranging everything that had been in the garage, dropping off the trailer, dropping off the T body at my buddies shop (he was less impressed!) and finally washing and cleaning the dodge to return to my neighbor.  Whew it was a long trip.  3500 miles, 52 hours of seat time, 4.5 days, 20 ish hours of sleep, lots of diesel, lots of Gatorade and jerky.  But the epic voyage is over and now to get after the body work so I can get rid of the fiberglass body!  I will post pictures when i have a minute to re-size stuff.

First nice day of the year so I took the T out.  New tires will be delivered by Coker at the Portland Swap Meet this weekend, though sadly my '50 will be up for sale there as well.  Hopefully closing on a house the end of the month so I can start setting up my first real shop at my own home, very excited for that.  Also worked out a deal to trade my extra car projects in ND for on steel T body (either a Coupe or a Sedan!).  Bringing back lots of parts, grandpa's work bench and the new body over Memorial Day weekend.  Turning out to be a big year!

SOLD!  Well traded to Dan for a Model T body.  Thanks for looking guys.

Sold!  Well actually I am trading it to Dan's Old Cars for a T.  Thanks for looking guys.

Would be willing to look at a trade for a 1926-27 Coupe or Sedan, 1928-29 Coupe/Sedan/Roadster also!

Really cool!  Any updates on your build? 

I have responded to a few threads asking for updates and many are still in progress!