Subject	I should add: in this case.. not all cases. (n/m)
Posted by	Multi_Read (MO) on March 09, 2010 at 1:22 AM
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In Reply To	Sure, I can respect bringing a Z back to life... posted by Multi_Read (MO) on March 09, 2010 at 01:13 AM
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Follow Ups	for all of you Z owner fighting rust. I just found something - XTZ 23:00:25 03/08/10 Video, for application - XTZ 23:15:30 03/08/10 WOW! I have never seen rust that bad on a Z32 - MegamanMk2 23:17:44 03/08/10 Yep. Shes always been outdoors. through all weather. (n/m) - XTZ 23:21:51 03/08/10 Okay, I gotta ask.... - Multi_Read (MO) 23:46:40 03/08/10 I understand your point, but... - ZLover4Life 01:01:57 03/09/10 Sure, I can respect bringing a Z back to life... - Multi_Read (MO) 01:13:46 03/09/10 I should add: in this case.. not all cases. (n/m) - Multi_Read (MO) 01:22:31 03/09/10 restorations are fun - ali300zx 10:06:22 03/09/10 it is a feeling of accomplishment, and a major undertaking - XTZ 17:13:55 03/09/10 junk yard cars serve their own purpose (n/m) - dpjax 06:18:57 03/09/10 Re: junk yard cars serve their own purpose - ZLover4Life 15:30:32 03/09/10 well, I have learned a lot since 2000, when I got the car. - XTZ 17:11:51 03/09/10 Waxoyl is not new. British car nuts have been using it - kkrofft (OH) 06:16:37 03/09/10 Exactly... its not a rust-fighter. Won't do anything once - ZXoltan 12:25:36 03/09/10 never claim it was new. It's just new to me. Seems like - XTZ 17:15:59 03/09/10 Or This... - ttz'in (NorCal) 10:16:02 03/09/10
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