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As we started to take the car apart, it became more and more obvious that the mice had done a real number it...rust was everywhere and that essentially every surface had suffered from the uric acid attack and 15 years of ambient humidity in the unheated garage. Note the car has the rare "elephant hide" door and dash panels. Along with the embossed vinyl being very badly stained and corroded, the door storage bins were in very bad shape. It was very important to save these and as you will see in later pictures, Jim Quartermus did just that.
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