Oh Lordy, I now own a Fordy (a Lincoln actually)..

[njsteve]

Close up of the broadcast

[njsteve]

A better shot of the broadcast remnant that was stuck to the underside of the carpet. And other paperwork found under the tar paper, sound-deadening mats in the rear seat area. And the rear seat with a pristine broadcast sheet in the springs. I guess the mice weren't interested in it for their nest(s)

[njsteve]

The carpet sections after two rounds of shampooing with the wife's Bisell machine. They smell very nice now. Not like "old people" any more. I also used the machine and shampooed the headliner, seat belts, and the door panel carpets as well. It was a balmy 90 degrees out today so the dampness in the fabric/carpet evaporated very quickly.

I reinstalled all the tar paper sections that I took out yesterday to vacuum and disinfect the floors. By the way, the section of tar paper on the back floor that was permanently bonded to the floor was most likely the result of the ambient heat from the original single muffler that resided just underneath that location. There was no sense in trying to remove it since I was reinstalling the rest of the sections anyway.

Ready for the carpet to go back in tomorrow.

[njsteve]

Interior all cleaned up and back together. Smells a lot nicer! (according to my wife who has an actual functioning sense of smell).