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| Chaching777 | http://www.arcamax.com/ezines/hc/200212/4368.html
This message has been edited by Chaching777 on 12-13-2002 at 03:05 AM |
| fixumm | Chaching777... Don't worrie i can fix it for ya if that happens...LOL
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| Gary C | because of that release form you signed when you purchased your New Prowler |
| Marty Usher | quote:
Originally posted by Gary C:
because of that release form you signed when you purchased your New Prowler
That form must only apply to the original buyer as I did not get one when I purchased my car off ebay. Besides I will wear my kat out far before the salt eats it away and I'm having fun driving it everyday!  |
| Black Tie 161 | If the body panels are aluminum, and plastic...and the frame is all aluminum....IS there anything on the car that CAN rust??? (Does aluminum rust?)  The chrome wheels are all I can think of that is susceptible to rust........ |
| robbieb | That's exactly what I was thinking. If it's aluminum how is it gonna rust? Seems like it would be even less prone to rust than most other cars. Anybody know? |
| Todd Cameron | Aluminum oxidizes and eats away, literally, just like iron, but without the rust streaks. ------------------
2000 Black, 2001 Black Tie, 2001 Orange, 2001 Silver, 2001 Muholland
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| robbieb | Damn! I didn't know that aluminum rusted away. I was all happy thinking that I didn't need to worry about rust! I guess only fiberglass cars can get away from it. Thanks for the info. |
