Advice and sober second thought.

I left the farm pretty much convinced I was going to buy the Fargo. I resisted the urge to just buy the thing without talking things over with my wife (Marlene) and some of my friends with hot rodding experience. Marlene was on board from the beginning she knew how much I wanted a project to build. I called my good friend Codey who has tons of projects on the go all the time. He suggested I take time to make sure I was up to the commitment, both with the work and the money. So I actually did a bunch more research looked into other potential projects and I decided to pass on the little truck. The amount of work required, the price and few hundred in towing fees had me convinced to look at other options. I called Henry and told him to take other offers, I was out. I'm not sure why but, Henry called me back a few minutes later and asked me to reconsider. We chatted for a while reached a deal and I bought her. The next day we were back on the farm and I was the proud owner of a 1949 Fargo.