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Left Cody,WY today on the way to Jackson Hole, WY Continued on route 14 spent most of the day Yellowstone The T is doing well riding piggyback but still having a good time Thanks for watching

This section of the trip was very scenic. Took route 14 and 14 ALT through northern Wyoming. Stops included Sheridan, Lovell, Greybull ,and ending the day in Cody,WY. Stopped for lunch at Spotted Horse. Hope the videos aren't too boring now that we are not in the T anymore but the trip is still enjoyable.

Little of Mount Rushmore at night and off to Custer, SD. Woke up in the morning and had to make alternate plans

Left Murdo,SD and headed through Badlands on the way to Mount Rushmore

Picked up the first passenger. Not as much talking in this video but just more scenic driving through the backroads of America. Made it into Murdo, SD. Just going over some preventative maintenance checks and a couple adjustments. Ran into the first rain of the trip luckily only 15 minutes. The hotel we stayed at had a T parked in the garden. I was not planning on that either it just worked out...

Made it into Sioux City. Iowa was nice and flat, good for cruising.

Made it into Sioux City. Iowa was nice and flat, good for cruising

Left Chicago and caught almost every traffic light along the way. Next stop is Sioux City Iowa. Cross the Mississippi river today so we are moving right along. Heading down the Lincoln Highway with a couple zig zags in between and a gravel road that I dont know the name of. 1926 Ford Model T

Finally made it into Chicago. So far everything is going smooth. Took a little more scenic route in through the city due to a gps malfunction but I wasn't to concerned. Stay tuned to see what is in store for the next day. 1926 Ford Model T, Lincoln Highway, Lake Shore Drive Chicago

Well the title pretty much sums it up. Started the cross-country trip in the Model T. We'll see how far we make it. This thing gets better gas mileage then I thought.

Got the car packed to the gills. Looking forward to the trip, been alot of planning and work to this point. Hopefully the old car holds together. 1926 Ford Model T cross country trip

Working on 1926 Ford Model T rear axle and checking backlash as well as wear patterns on ring gear

This video kind of cuts off short but it shows a little bit of assembly and disassembly as well as installing the new bushings. I ended up having to ream out the new bushings a litte but it wasn't that bad. Had to leave the passenger side tire sit like that with no kingpin because I lost track of time and had to leave for work. Hope you enjoy. Oh yeah don't forget to subscribe so you get notifi...

Building new spring hangers for front axle and installing new bushings. Getting closer to the trip and getting things ready. Still a few more things to do to the front axle to get it more reliable. Stayed tuned for more and subscribe if you haven't already because things are going to get more fun in the coming videos with not just garage work but for the cross country trip. 1926 Ford Model t

Mounting speedometer on Model T Ford

1926 Ford Model T wire wheels installed and a special addition as well

Model T Ford wood to wire wheel adapters with willwood disc brakes

Mounting Model T wire wheels to wood wheel hub adapters

The Model T got new tires and wire wheels, mounting tires with inner tubes

Ford Model T parking brake linkage

Going for the first drive with new Model T engine

Finished wiring Model T and testing lights, will they work right the first time?

how to use a zip tie

Feeling the heat of halogen headlight bulbs in a Ford Model T

Modern 12 volt system in a 1926 Ford Model T

Mounting relay board and battery box on Model T

Wiring an old car and a 12 volt system upgrade

WIll it stay together, First start of the new Model T engine

Getting way more done than I expected, nothing like welding and black spray paint