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After hauling a pick up truck load of parts home, it was time to
repair the damage that was done to the Mark. I tackled the most difficult repair first, the dash replacement.
With that out of the way, everything else was MUCH easier!
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| The damaged dash looked like this. Even the gauges were smashed. I installed a borrowed radio. |
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| The new dash looks great, and everything works! The job took 13 hours to complete. |
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| Ratty, worn out seats were next to repair. |
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| Luckily for me, my neighbor is a well known auto interior craftsman. Seats look and feel GREAT! |
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| The headliner was in shambles. It too was vandalized! |
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| Lucky for me they sell the correct headliner material at Pep Boys. This took an afternoon to do. |
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After completing the dash replacement, I brought the
car home for some serious cleaning. From sitting in a junk yard for a year along with my greasy, dirty fingerprints,
it needed some soap and water! I followed the wash up with some leftover Meguiar's Gold Class Wax.
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| It's amazing what little soap, water, and wax will do. |
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| A little Meguiar's Gold Class made a BIG difference. |
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| I still had to install that missing piece of molding. Got that from another red SE parts car. |
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| Can't wait until I get this car on the road. |
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| I refinished much of the exterior trim |
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