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Old 05-12-2013, 01:41 PM
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2003 Silverado. 85,000 miles. No rust anywhere.
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2003 Silverado. 85,000 miles. No rust anywhere.
I would hope not in Phoenix LOL

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I would hope not in Phoenix LOL
Ha! I was thinking the same thing Probably 1993's running around with no rust on them!
I bought a 68 GTO trunk lid from Arizona about 8 years ago. No rust whatsoever. Some dry Air that direction!

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Ha! I was thinking the same thing Probably 1993's running around with no rust on them!
I bought a 68 GTO trunk lid from Arizona about 8 years ago. No rust whatsoever. Some dry Air that direction!
Our interiors suffer bad though. They dry up and get crispy.

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