Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

will you just look at all that rust. Reckon I'm just gonna have to junk it.

 

 

 

Playing mind games with the rust belt boys. and girls. :yes:

 

 

 

i

Posted

Plenty plenty of rust buckets in CO - they use salt and magnesium chloride on the roads there in winter too. Maybe just not as much as the rust belt states. I'd look over any vehicle real close if buying one from CO.

 

Jim's just twisting the knife a bit. Can't say I blame him.  :rotf:

Posted

Magnesium chloride is corrosive to aluminum . You can drink a whole cup of it and not get sick. I see damn few rust buckets here in Co. Maybe if all the rust bucket states had better economies they could afford mag chloride.

Posted

Magnesium chloride is corrosive to aluminum . You can drink a whole cup of it and not get sick. I see damn few rust buckets here in Co. Maybe if all the rust bucket states had better economies they could afford mag chloride.

 

I will take the rust over your gun laws any day.

Posted

 

I will take the rust over your gun laws any day.

 

Every politician that voted for those laws are now out of a job, as of last election. Just waiting for this years session to start.

 

And in all fairness, this is what the other side of the floorboard looks like.

   I honestly feel that if the rubber floormat had not been there, there would be no rust what soever. Careful scraping and poking reveals it's all surface rust. No holes or rust thru. A couple minutes with the sand blaster, a coat of POR, be good as new.

Posted

The gun laws are BS... I agree .... We also voted as a state to get rid of emission testing. Some state level politician must have lost some money because now a couple years later they brought it back without a vote by the people.

Posted

 

   I honestly feel that if the rubber floormat had not been there, there would be no rust what soever. Careful scraping and poking reveals it's all surface rust. No holes or rust thru. A couple minutes with the sand blaster, a coat of POR, be good as new.

 

 

 

sorta.  rust likes to hide and propagate under the frame stiffener thingy.  :(

Posted

x2 on the magnesium chloride corrosion; I have a set of Escape wheels and a set of LeSabre wheels that say that stuff is bad for aluminum.

Posted

My truck had that same rubber matting and lived most of its 164,000 mile life in Texas. Still had a size-able hole in the drivers side. You are so lucky!!!!!  :laughin:

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...