The decision to refresh the interior was a simple one as the driver side door liner was already shot and the headliner was warping in one place. My neighbor does powder coating on the side and offered to do out trim pieces and even re-do the interior side of the doors.
So we started removing trim and peeling off parts and are thankful we made that choice.... sort of. removing the window trim freed the front of the headliner and instantly we were treated to the aroma of old mice. When all was said and done we removed a 5-gallon bucket of oat seed hulls, stuffing from the seat cushion, mouse droppings, and mud wasp nests. (That's what I get for allowing the truck to sit in a barn for 10 years). I'm glad we took on this challenge and discovered this now.
The roof is rusty (no doubt from the mouse urine) so we'll have to prep and re-cover cover that as well as the floor repairs. All in all it was a good yucky day.
