My plan of attach seems to be fairly clear now. As can be seen in my avatar the car shined up pretty decently with a little bit of Mothers Cleaner Wax and my car polisher. However, this car needs to be like new and it is going to be painted so the polish job is more like a bit of inspiration. I've scheduled with my paint guy for mid to late December, it seems he has 3 cars in front of me two of which he has to take apart and reassemble. That's okay, there is a lot I can do while I'm waiting. I will take the car apart myself and have already started with the interior. With such low miles I was torn as to how far I should go in terms of the dash. I decided to go for it and have completely removed it, the dash pad will need to be either restored or replaced anyway. As it turns out I'm glad I did because it became obvious that someone else had already begun trying to remove it because there were screws missing here and there. Both of the defroster vent screws on the passenger side were out. I know I'm going to hear it so I'll say now that I've bagged and labeled everything I've taken apart so far and will continue to do so as I go. The seats are all out and the headliner and carpet come out today. To bad the headliner has mouse holes in in it because otherwise it is beautiful, oh well. I pulled back the carpet on both sides to take a quick peak at the floor panels and while still searching for a build sheet. To my delight there is no rust! I think that this is going to turn out to be one of those cars that just didn't get its build sheet thrown in. I've looked under the carpet, behind and under the back seat, under the front seats, under the back panel on the front seats, and on top of the glove box with no luck. Not even a tiny bit of mouse chewed paper. I've heard it possible that it's on top of the gas tank or perhaps up in the head liner but at this point I'm not very optimistic I'll find it at all.
