Hahahha, true!
Not that you are get snow or rock salt inside your car...
Not that you are get snow or rock salt inside your car...
Ever see a car with the floorboard rusted out? I had a friend with a 66 Mustang you could drag your feet on the ground through the hole.
Ever see a car with the floorboard rusted out? I had a friend with a 66 Mustang you could drag your feet on the ground through the hole.
I had a VW Bug and a Vega
2 death traps.
You only needed a Pinto for the trifecta
The battery on my VW was dragging on the ground. It was underneath the back seat
We stole a stop sign to patch the floor and used spray tar on it to seal it up.
They quit putting those in cars pretty soon after that. By mid 70's all I saw was sticks on the floor except for a couple of import pickups.
Yes, I started driving in 73, and they weren’t really many that I even saw.
Ever see a car with the floorboard rusted out? I had a friend with a 66 Mustang you could drag your feet on the ground through the hole.
The cars would rust out bad back then, unless you lived in the west.
The cars would rust out bad back then, unless you lived in the west.
I lost count how many times I had to patch rusty wheel wells.
I lost count how many times I had to patch rusty wheel wells.
It was just the way it was. The first Japanese cars were even worse. But then they start treating the entire frame and body, the American cars would rust but the jap car wouldn’t. The American cars dealers started trying to up charge for rust protection.
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