Apparently this is what passes for rust issues in CA?

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  1. KevinVarnes

    KevinVarnes Well-Known Member

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    Yeah Kevin, that's pretty rough rust on the brake drums. :rofl2:
     
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    In the PNW that would be considered Dealer Prep
     
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    No roof racks, would make a great 442 conversion.

    If you could get past the rust!
     
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    What rust problem?
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    Looks like a Canadian Rust belt model leaving the showroom! :biglaugh:
     
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    Rust issues are like icebergs.......you can usually only see about 1/10 of what is actually there.

    The base of the windshield on this wagon looks pretty bad & the outside may have had a California quickie done to it years ago hiding it's real issues. I have seen a fair share of bondo job cars from out West & with the faded paint job that most had you wouldn't suspect what was hiding until you stripped them down to bare metal. :badwords:
     
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    If it's true that rust never sleeps, this one has to be an insomniac.
     
  10. Krash Kadillak

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    I could be thinking of another vehicle, but I think that seller may have joined up here, and that rust may actually be worse that what you see in those photos. Didn't he mention 'cowl' rust? From what I remember in his post, the car is in Calif. now, but it came from the midwest......

    King's 'X' over this one, guys......
     
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    No mention of cowl rust.

     
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    Never mind. I spoke too soon. Was apparently thinking about a different vehicle.....
     

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