Most of the big parts have been removed from the car, and it's easier to see the dirt and nasty stuff, so it's time for a bath. I couldn't pull the car out any further because I didn't want to turn the truck. It was tough getting the car parked straight the first time.

Here's the other side. I decided to leave the doors on for a while, partly because I don't have any room in the shop to store them. I need more shelves!

Here's a couple shots of the engine.

It's much nastier than you can see in the pictures.

Looks like Chevy orange from the front! The front crossmember is huge, it must weigh a hundred pounds by itself.

I'll try my best to keep the shop looking this clean! That's a fresh coat of concrete paint I got at Lowe's. After a couple passes with the pressure washer to clean it up, the paint covered up all traces of the oil spots from the last guy that lived here. I love a shiny floor.

After rolling it back inside, I snapped a couple shots of the front independant suspension. You can also see that the grill will need a lot of work.

You can also see that the grill will need a lot of work.