What a shame

[7tonemonte]

Wow that’s quite a mess!   Amazing the way the rust ate it completely, and a southern car too?  
  I would not leave it on the trailer too long, it may be contagious 

[Dtret]

3 hours ago, 7tonemonte said:

Wow that’s quite a mess!   Amazing the way the rust ate it completely, and a southern car too?  
  I would not leave it on the trailer too long, it may be contagious 

Yep. It’s gotta come off tomorrow. I got a different deal going now. 

[Dtret]

21 hours ago, John S said:

I don’t know. Looks like feeding oats to a dead horse.

It won’t be fed. 

[Tonka Man]

Excuse my ignorance, but how does a car rust the flat surfaces like that?  Was vegetation sitting on it?  I would not think just rain would do that??

I'm from the dry desert in Wyoming so our sheet metal generally does not rush much, but the interiors take a beating if we leave them out in the sun and don't cover the windows.

[Dtret]

1 hour ago, Tonka Man said:

Excuse my ignorance, but how does a car rust the flat surfaces like that?  Was vegetation sitting on it?  I would not think just rain would do that??

I'm from the dry desert in Wyoming so our sheet metal generally does not rush much, but the interiors take a beating if we leave them out in the sun and don't cover the windows.

The car was from down by the gulf coast. The salt in the air from the ocean just sits on top the car. That’s why they rust from the top down. The underside of the car is usually pretty good. We will see.