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Hidden rust 700

posted by  someone claiming to be sherm on  Thu Oct 31 06:18 CST 2002 [RELATED]

what's summer? what's Superbowl? What's Stanley Cup? oops, Sorry, we here in Buffalo ramble sometimes!
The most importanmt spot to watch for hidden corrosion on 7/9 series in this part of the world includes the space at the very bottom of the front insides of the fender liners. Open the hood (or bonnet, mate) and look down deep on either side. Poke a bit with a pointed stick (Python fans only!) to reveal any hidden corrosion under paint. Water seems to be able to collect down there and eat up the seams at the firewall.






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