(PLO)- Surprisingly, a high-value classic car has been nested by rats for decades and has now been “changed blood” by experts.
The 1974 Chevrolet Corvette is a powerful and sleek sports car favored by car enthusiasts. However, one particular Corvette Stingray has been hidden in a warehouse for more than 34 years, untouched and unseen.
Until a team of car experts and enthusiasts were called in to help the owner, Terry, get the car out of its hiding place and restore it to its former glory.
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The car has been in storage for 34 years. (Photo cut from Youtube) |
In a video posted on Youtube, Terry explains that the vintage Corvette Stingray was purchased in 1982 and has been parked since 1989. It was a passing purchase, but one she always has. feel proud.
Unfortunately, the car was left in a barn and over the years it was covered in dirt and debris. Rats have also taken up residence inside, leaving feces and other debris all over the vehicle’s interior.
The team’s first task is to pull the car out of the warehouse where it has been “sitting” for too long. They then got to work cleaning the exterior of the car, which had been covered in dirt for years. When they started vacuuming the car, they found evidence of rats that had invaded the interior. The rats did great damage, leaving stains and nests.
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After being cleaned by experts, the car seemed to be “changed blood”. (Photo cut from Youtube) |
Despite the damage caused by the rats, the team was able to restore the vehicle to operation. They removed the luggage rack and thoroughly cleaned the exterior, wheels and engine compartment. They also disassemble the interior, remove all damaged components and clean up the stains left by rats.
With the help of a team of experts, this classic Chevy Corvette has been awarded a new lease. The car that was once covered in dust, dirt and rat droppings now looks almost new. It is testament to the passion and dedication of car enthusiasts who are willing to work hard to bring an old classic car back to life.
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