Re: 1988 CRX Si

Jim Yanik wrote:
> Grumpy AuContraire <Grumpy@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Jim Yanik wrote:
>>> Grumpy AuContraire <Grumpy@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>> Watch Craig's list for cars in the Austin/San Antonio metro area. 
>>>> Avoid vehicles from Houston. Other cities could include DFW and maybe
>>>> El Paso. 
>>>>
>>>> You probably could by a drivable shell to take back to you current 
>>>> location for a swap out.  Might even be able to do it piecemeal so
>>>> that nothing is tied up for too long.
>>>>
>>>> JT
>>>>
>>>> (Who will never own a new car)
>>>>
>>>
>>> also watch out for flood-damaged cars!
>>>
>>
>> Especially from New Orleans!
> and the whole western Gulf coast.Katrina effects were fairly widespread.
>> OTOH, I've seen (flash) fresh water flood cars revived after sitting
>> for ten years... As long as they weren't totally submerged.
>>
>> JT
>>
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> 
> yeah,but if they get moldy....you'll not get the odor out,and it could
be a 
> health risk.
> 


i think that mold "health risk" stuff is over-blown.  it's ubiquitous in
nature.  and you should have seen some of the fungal cultures growing in
an ex gf's kitchen.

bottom line: /fear/ of mold is highly profitable.  actual danger?  how
many deciduous forests have you walked through and died?  there, mold
exists by the ton, not microgram.  spray some lysol and open a window if
you don't like the smell.