The Futurliner makes its way down the country road leading to Don Mayton's pole barn in Zeeland, Michigan. (For point of reference, it's West of Grand Rapids.)

The Futurliner appears to be precariously perched atop this flatbed trailer. The wheels rest on the outside edge of the trailer bed.

The Futurliner is carefully rolled off   the trailer, onto the country roadway. It had to be backed down a rather long driveway due to a lack of maneuvering room once it got to the pole barn.

A tractor tries tugging at the Futurliner. Notice the front wheels lifting off the ground as it tries pulling at a bit of an angle.

The Futurliner is being pushed into its stall on the end of Don's workshop. As of February 2000, a larger and to-be-heated pole barn is being built to the left of this building.

It's a tight fit and some are beginning to wonder if this is going work at all.

During the earlier, warmer, restoration months the Futurliner was pulled outside so the men had enough room to work on it. By the time the cold winter months rolled around it was pretty much stripped. Originally, the pole barn was unheated but in the Spring of 2000 a large heated addition was erected that provides both elbow room and protection from the cold Michigan winds.