Bob,
Congrats on your purchase. To answer your questions,
1) Stick with the propane, but soak the floors with kerosene first.
2) The steering wheel is worthless. It was a limited run from Da MotorHead.
Scrap
it.
3) I have a nice steering wheel I will sell cheap. All it needs are spokes and a
rim.
I would suggest investing a workshop manual, preferably one that has info on
Spridgets or in your case Migdets, and I would also look for a Rubbermaid store
in case you want to restore the car back to original.
I've heard these Rubbermaid stories before, just feel lucky that the DPO only
glued floormats to the car and not any drainboards or wire racks.
After you recover from using the kerosene, email us to let us know where to send
the flowers.
Good Luck,
MontanaMontanaDana
Montana Bob wrote:
> Thanks to the insperation of the list, I bought the MG Migdet that I asked
> about. I had no messages from the list this morning. Is it broken or
> something, or too many cat topics <vbg>. I think I have the right tools now
> to do the job! <GGG>
>
> My first question is about the interior. The other owner hadn't touched it
> in a while form what I see! It lloks like he glued a bunch of rubbermaid
> cheap floormats all over. I was up all night trying to get them off. I cut
> out as much as I could, and I even tried using a propane torch on the real
> stuuborn areas, but thiers still some left. Any suggestions on what I could
> use to get the rest off? My second question is about the interior. There's
> also this weird steering wheel, instead of MG it says "DMH". Anyone know
> what that came from? I accidentally burned part of it trying to get the
> floormats off, so I guess it doesn't matter anyway. Anyone have a nice
> little steering wheel to sell? The ones at Pep Boys are way too expensive.
>
> Thanks,
> MB
>
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