Re: 1938 Cadillac - Ready for Rodding, priced to sell

In article <b%eTf.158535$sa3.94743@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 <billyb_1969@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>  they made fenders of real 
> steel back then no recycled Hyundai's in the steel. 
With that statement you illustrate you have no knowledge of why cars in 
the last 10 to 20 years (depending on manufacturer) seldom rust out.
TIP: Galvanizing and undercoating!

Earlier cars were made to rust.

Real steel requires a percentage of recycled steel, so donate rust 
buckets to recycling before they crumble into the earth.

I've seen better car bodies than your Caddie abandoned in BC's back 
country.  I expect you found this abandoned behind some farm building.

You say: 
-"Automatic transmission",
-"And the engine, tranny and grill are gone"

Perhaps you should have looked more closely, not just taken a drive by 
picture.  <:)

I'm watching your sale!