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Originally Posted by youmyboyblue
Best thing to do in this situation. Put it on a trailer, Head east on 1-10, exit at the 2nd Laplace exit. Continue down until you hit airline hwy. Turn left airline and continue until you hit the spillway. Once you arrive at the spillway find a nice quiet remote area. Very carefully pour gasoline throughout vehicle, step back and light.
This will save you a lot of time, energy and money
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. I couldn't do that to a Corvette that my parents own. i'm ok with headaches, but I would like real solution. I can do the interior and suspension work myself, but when it comes to the engine and trans for these era cars, I'm almost clueless. I have a good bit of background doing mechanic work in the family and on our own vehicles. I'll be hard at work on it tomorrow. Want to have the interior cleaned mostly out by this Friday. It really needs a good wash down to get all the spiders and cob webs out and dirt and grime off of it. So I guess that will be on my agenda after I drop my dad off at the airport.