Survivor 1972 Dodge D100 found.....
Started on removing and cleaning the interior lats night. Seat and steering wheel were very easy to remove. Plan to clean and wax all the interior just like the out side since the ceiling, doors and fllor are painted instead if having any panels or liners installed. I'm torn between installing the Rim-Blow steering wheel or the old Grant, either way, I will have to get horn buttons/adaptors. Under that steering wheel was some serious "crud" built up over 38years. The window tint came off easily with straight blade razor and laquer thinner, it was very dry and brittle when it came off. The seat appears to have come from a newer truck and is not the original. The side panels were dyed black. I have a new tweed type cover I will eventually use.
Started on removing and cleaning the interior lats night. Seat and steering wheel were very easy to remove. Plan to clean and wax all the interior just like the out side since the ceiling, doors and fllor are painted instead if having any panels or liners installed. I'm torn between installing the Rim-Blow steering wheel or the old Grant, either way, I will have to get horn buttons/adaptors. Under that steering wheel was some serious "crud" built up over 38years. The window tint came off easily with straight blade razor and laquer thinner, it was very dry and brittle when it came off. The seat appears to have come from a newer truck and is not the original. The side panels were dyed black. I have a new tweed type cover I will eventually use.
