
I began to clean everything up with a wire wheel when I said heck with it, and just set up an electrolytic rust removal vat. I let it stew for about 8 hours. I could have gone longer but I was impatient.


All nice and clean

5 coats of high temp engine paint

I have the manifold and exhaust flange gaskets. I'm going to replace the studs and nuts with some nice grade 8 stainless. I'm trying to sell the Desoto, but I still am trying to repair it best of my abilities.
5 comments:
hell yeah. get it. that looks awesome. gonna have to try that elctroriggamaroll rustaway bath thingy.
It looks like a bucket of Guinness. mmmm.
Looks good, i need to do that with manifold on my 230. Are you putting the heat riser valve back in?
I took the valve components out but am reinstalling the piece as my exhaust is set up for that piece to be there.
Good deal. Hot manifold is always good.
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