Carpet installed, call the interior - DUN!!

 

Nice Tom looks like you will be ready when the sun comes out.

 

Well a send bolt check and the Light at the end of the tunnel says "exit"!!..

Outside pics coming to the Build thread Soon.

 

From one 'T' owner to another 'GREAT JOB'. I am looking forward to see it at BACK TO THE 50's, are you registersd yet?

 

Still have the state inspection to go through, then apply for plates.

 

I found the light at the end of the tunnel and it says "EXIT"!

Here are some finished photos for now, I plan on finding a good place for some shots later and a short video. But for now I can say the major items and the main look is done. Thanks for watching the progress of my build of the UP Nort 26T. My next task is the State inspection and Plates.

Thank you for your comments and suggestions during the build, Even if I am a mechanical designer and a marine diesel mechanic by trade in the Coast Guard the vast knowledge you gain when building a T-bucket is exciting to say the least. Would I build the next one the same way someday, no I will change it suspension wise to try something different. Being from Up Nort, it would be an enclosed body build with heat. The seats on this one may get a remake and this time it will get the heated pads in the seats. I would of not liked to screw up the pads with my first upholstery attempt.

New member of the National "T" Bucket Alliance #T11-2978

 

Keep the front wheels on the ground....... On second thought, STAND ON IT!

 

Trailered the 26T out to the entry to Lake Superior on the western tip in Superior WI

 

I like the shot with the wifey (hope thats your wife) She looks happy it's almost time to ride, good luck with the inspectors it looks great to me, very nice work sir Tom.

 

Congratulations on getting the project completed! Kudos for having the know-how to get it built to your liking in the 1st place.

Later
Allex