DEXTER
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So I've stripped out my '70 Dormy. Just the front seats and dash to go. Seats look like a pain. The bus is half fiberglass and they've run it right up over the nuts and bolts that attach the seats.. :/ .. So now that I have this stuff yanked out of the Dormy, I need help deciding what goes to the curb during fall clean up and what I should try selling. I realize the sink and pump are good. Maybe the icebox although it's full of silicone. Here's some pics.
Figure someone could use the doors? They seem good. There is a little water damage to the rest of it. If someone is interested I can get more pics.
Sink is in good shape. Little grubby but easily fixed. I have the pump and hoses. Don't know what it might be worth.
Ugly icebox. Not sure about this one.
Table looks pretty good.
I don't know what this is and it's torn.
No idea where these little seats go but they appear to belong in the bus.
I also have the back seat. It is covered in a very ugly fabric and the original is not underneath. Trash? hmm.. what else. I think I have the full set of white snap on window covers. They are mostly quite clean.
Any opinions would be very much appreciated. Also let me know if you are interested in any of this stuff. Have a nice day Earlybayers.
Figure someone could use the doors? They seem good. There is a little water damage to the rest of it. If someone is interested I can get more pics.
Sink is in good shape. Little grubby but easily fixed. I have the pump and hoses. Don't know what it might be worth.
Ugly icebox. Not sure about this one.
Table looks pretty good.
I don't know what this is and it's torn.
No idea where these little seats go but they appear to belong in the bus.
I also have the back seat. It is covered in a very ugly fabric and the original is not underneath. Trash? hmm.. what else. I think I have the full set of white snap on window covers. They are mostly quite clean.
Any opinions would be very much appreciated. Also let me know if you are interested in any of this stuff. Have a nice day Earlybayers.