Your right. Technically it's just an olds and doesnt hold value like a Hurst or 442...i shouldn't look at it and stress out about little stuff..should just enjoy it for what it is
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If you would have bought a building full of Hursts or 442s in 1987 for a conservative $15K each, and let them set, you’d have to sell them now for approximately $33K each just to cover inflation. Not much of an investment opportunity.
Why wouldn't you? I have a 2007 Silverado bought new and it still looks brand new and you see where I live - It's how you take care of it.
Waterloo is full of people who don't give a fudge. I Get door dinged. Small Scratches......pisses me off
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Detroit area is probably worse, all part of taking care of it - learn to park out and walk a little further.
Anybody ever tried this stuff? Maybe work for the hard to reach spots?
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I’ve used rusticide with success in converting rust. Works great and wicks into tight places because of its water-like viscosity. Do not get it on your skin. Or spill it on the floor.
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The Skybryte Company Manufacturing OSPHO since 1947
The Skybryte Company or Skyco, manufacturer of Rusticide and OSPHO, has been providing the marine, auto, and farm solutions for their rust problems.
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Couldn't find that at the part store so I picked up these. Already Got sand paper, wire brushes, wire wheels and other stuff. Even found a new can of undercoating on my shelfI’ve used rusticide with success in converting rust. Works great and wicks into tight places because of its water-like viscosity. Do not get it on your skin. Or spill it on the floor.
The Skybryte Company Manufacturing OSPHO since 1947
The Skybryte Company or Skyco, manufacturer of Rusticide and OSPHO, has been providing the marine, auto, and farm solutions for their rust problems.
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