When you buy a cheap car you cannot expect too much, but nice to get rid of years of dog hairs and muck....

Seats out and awaiting plastic sliders. Painter the scrapes on the seat frame whilst out of the car and brushed seat covers clean with detergent....

Removed doors cards with the dreaded foam disintegration. Not sure I will reuse the fabric as it looks crap. I have a roll of black padded vinyl that I used in a 1984 Fiat Spider left so might try that...

It will never be a show car but that wasn't the purpose. Just need a basic convertible without to many sensors and crap that goes wrong. Sold a 2006 Saab 9-3 convertible that was an electrical disaster. 

Ah, the joys of crumbling orange foam and dog hair. One of my wife's previous cars stank of curry as soon as the heating was turned on in winter, and no amount of cleaning by us could get rid of it. A professional valeter eventually found the problem underneath the carpet, which had to be removed for cleaning of its underside. That was £30 very well spent.