Re: Saving the original paintwork and trunk emblem - 1951 200 barn findand
Posted by Jason75 On 2019/6/23 16:17:58
I had an interesting time yesterday taking the steering wheel off in order to get to the directional indicator switch. After using a puller screwed into the threaded hole (circled in orange) I learned more about insects than I had planned after peering down into the column and seeing that it was filled with mud - I didn't know how the heck it got there and Howard and his never ending wisdom suggested mud daubers. Sure enough after removing quite a bit of the mud I could tell that there were insect carcasses indicating that Howard was correct
I made an attachment to my vacuum out of a can and the plastic from a 2 L soda bottle to vacuum up the mud that was in the column after breaking it up with some chopsticks
While I was poking around the back of the Dash looking for more mud dauber nests not only did I find one more nest but I also found a cool little manual for the clock that was strung to the backside of the clock
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