Biohazard
So here are the rest of the pics from bring-home day. It still hasn't completely sunken in that I, once again, have a 69 Barracuda in my driveway. Given it's relevance to this whole project,, I shall scan and post some photos of the car I owned from '88 to '92 but for now, enjoy these as they represent the 'start point' of this project.
Factory Air...
Seats, not too shabby (aside from they're nasty) but dig the upholstery-shop door panels...
Just a few stains on the ceiling but proper mold control mandates the removal and replacement of all "soft tissue" that cannot be thoroughly cleaned. I suspect the headliner will disintegrate as soon as I touch it.
Easiest thing to yank out, the carpet doesn't stand a chance but it's more the jute padding under it that I'm really after.
And what is probably the original 318. Note the cruise control unit on the fender.
So here are the rest of the pics from bring-home day. It still hasn't completely sunken in that I, once again, have a 69 Barracuda in my driveway. Given it's relevance to this whole project,, I shall scan and post some photos of the car I owned from '88 to '92 but for now, enjoy these as they represent the 'start point' of this project.
Factory Air...
Seats, not too shabby (aside from they're nasty) but dig the upholstery-shop door panels...
Just a few stains on the ceiling but proper mold control mandates the removal and replacement of all "soft tissue" that cannot be thoroughly cleaned. I suspect the headliner will disintegrate as soon as I touch it.
Easiest thing to yank out, the carpet doesn't stand a chance but it's more the jute padding under it that I'm really after.
And what is probably the original 318. Note the cruise control unit on the fender.