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From: weltyrp@rpics.UUCP (Richard Welty)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Rust and older cars
Message-ID: <193@rpics.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 6-Oct-85 15:56:20 EDT
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Posted: Sun Oct  6 15:56:20 1985
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Organization: RPI CS Department, Troy  NY
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I am in the process of preparing a '79 Saab to survive a
Northeastern New York Winter.  The car (which I bought
last spring) has a moderate rust problem, which I judge to be
controllable and ultimately correctable.  My immediate problem
is to get it through the coming winter, as the major body work
won't be happening until next spring.

I am looking for recommendations of things to do so that the
body rot will not progress much further this winter.  Use email
-- I will summarize any useful remarks to the net.
-- 
				Rich Welty

	(I am both a part-time grad student at RPI and a full-time
	 employee of a local CAE firm, and opinions expressed herein
	 have nothing to do with anything at all)

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