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Try carburator cleaner...it attacks everything! Just be mindful of your eyes and where gloves.

These are the best I can do...the floorpan in this buggy has been painted with POR-15. The POR-15 has been applied for a couple days so we began using the pan for a tool storage bench :D http://www.netspot4u.com/~manxclub/albums/The-building-of-Daves-Berrien-Nostalgia-buggy/FLOOR_PAN.jpg This pictur...

I think he's more scary then ugly. Well OK, maybe ugly and scary. I would be afraid of catching some wicked sickness from an ugly beast like that.

I have used both products and they both require the same prep work. Rust Bullet (RB) states that it cannot be applied over oily surfaces as does POR-15 (P15). P15 makes a product available to clean the oily surface (Marine Clean). p15 makes available "Metal Ready" to improve the adhesion a...

Once you find the balance point and if the body is made strong enough, you can stand inside the body and grab the sides at the balance point and pick it up and carry it. Gloves make it a bit easier on the hands.

Geeze, Allen, I'm impressed. You have quite a comprehensive list! I don't think you missed any of them.

Paint it with POR-15. Follow the directions and you will not be disappointed. I'm not a big fan of "bed liner material". It is just about impossable to remove it if there is work to be done to the pan and there are many automotive chemicals that cause it to peel.

I have a system like that on my 33 Ford. It has a Ron Francis wiring system in it and the system is available thru them. Believe me, it cost considerably more the $65.00 from them.

Here is a list of the "Siggy" buggys that I compiled with the help of the club members. If anyone can update any of the info, please post it and I will add it to the speadsheet. If anyone wants a copy of the spreadsheet I can email it to you. Just let me know. Siggy # COLOR OWNER LOCATION ...