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Old 08-12-2023, 02:47 PM   #6247
Grizz1963
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Re: Grizz's Redneck Express 1966 Chevy Short Fleetside RESTO-GO!

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Originally Posted by clemdaddy View Post
Nice find on the S10, good color and overall condition seems good also. I was never a fan of the Astro van but this one looks cool with the modifications.
You have an eye for a bargain and the vision to make the right improvements in all you do. Wish I had half your energy.
The heat in the states is brutal right now so be prepared on your visit, that last pic of the liquid refreshment will be a necessity. See you soon...
Thanks Clem.

S10 is almost 3 years in my care.

It was my not to be sold car.

However, it is perfect, too perfect and I need to send it to a new keeper to enjoy.

The van is a bit of a change in direction, but not in my personal ethos and pursuits.

Yes, a bargain, yes, subtle improvements, and most importantly, my smile back on my face.

I look forward to seeing you guys, may try drag Dennis along too.








Next job after the vacuum cleaner was to get the carpet cleaned.

Even small jobs take time.



So I started with Vanish, clothing bleach type stuff.



Wet the carpet and worked it into all the stains and marks.

Then left it to react for a while.



Followed by the wet dry VAX cleaner.



Resulting in this.



This morning I opened all the doors by 06.30 for it all to dry out some more.




Happy with the improvement.




The 6 litres of water I used probably only returned 2 litres of very dirty water.



And for those who do not read words,……..

VIDEO HERE.

https://youtu.be/80Uv9CkK5l0

This morning once I opened the van to dry out the carpets.

I had a QC inspection.

Passed the security muster as well.




George suggested another road trip.


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