Reply to "Icky Rust in Fuel Tank"

Mike (Guest)

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Originally posted by Bosswrench:
You sure wound up with troubles because of gas tank rust, but there are three solutions to your cracked rear window problem. First, the window can be replaced by a piece of Lexan, quite cheaply. Second, there are quite a few used rear windows available reasonably. Third, why not run without the glass? I've had mine out for 5 years for the following reasons: they are 3 lbs of useless weight apiece, they substantially interfere with cleaning the back window, and they do nothing: the airflow follows the contour of the car the same whether the window is there or not. Just push the frame back into the body and be done with it. Many of us have done this- you'll fit right in....

3/23/0112:25 PM

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