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After sitting in the sun a few days it looks like it is bleaching out the yellow stain in the center...

I think you may have been drunk when you posted this...:lol:

Thanks i picked the hottest day so far and it paid off!

:dunno::bounce::wtf::eyecrazy::headscrat:lol:

check out my other posts... they are scattered in a few of the different ones.

about 20 hours... i buy a ton and a half at the most every winter

it's a England Stove Works Model 25-PDVC/55 takes a 40 pound bag in the hopper. bought it on CList for $200 and put another $100 into the circuit board to get fan going.

Guy I bought it from said it was on a roof laying there for years and the roof had been coated in tar , so the up side was clean and the down side was "well preserved":thumbup::rocker:

from then, to now...

So after about 3 hours in the heat and plenty of scraping and scrubbing... here it is.

So with the temps being in the 90's here for days... i decided to give the tar removal a shot today. So after laying down some plastic and getting a rag and some diesel i got to work...

Yup it is 85 here today and about low 70's in my shop ...i love it

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Just got this, thought it was very cool...I've never seen another one like it... Great ArtDeco look to it, as found... Red lens still intact pictures say it all... $60 including shipping. License plate included...

update pics put more sound/heat insulation in and mounted dome light and now working on power windows for the rear side windows

You Might want to beef up the axle as those aren't very sturdy... I have one and with about 650 lbs in it the axle was bending in the middle...

Thanks, So am I... glad you like!:beer:

got inside of firewall sound insulated, had to remove steering column and pedals. shot some primer on the firewall, got a couple runs but will sand them out before painting, didn't want it to flash rust.

Cool... start a new thread and post some pictures of your car.:3gears:

here's some snapshots of roof insulation in... sure made a difference in removing the echo factor in the cab