This is as far as I made it with the car the night I brought it home. The front left tire was totally flat and unfixable in the barn. I had a hard time getting the car off the trailer by myself. By the time I got it unloaded, it was too dark outside to try to back it into the shop.

The tire was too flat to roll, and too close to the side of the trailer to remove. I had to cut the tire off the rim with a sawsall, so I could put on the spare from my wife's car. Then I looked it directly to my truck hitch and slowly moved it into position.

Backing the car into the shop was harder than it looks. I have a small area to turn around in at the top of the hill outside the shop. I had to back up a little, then go turn the steering wheel in the car to keep it lined up, and repeat.

Let's back up, pull forward, and try again....

She's finally home! Good thing there's nothing else in the shop!

That's me unhooking the car in its new resting spot. I wonder how long it will be before it sees daylight again?

I didn't waste any time getting to work! I started taking the car apart as soon as I moved the truck out of the way. The parts quickly started to stack up in the shop. I need some shelves!