Reply to "Salt Air & Pantera"

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Driving your Pantera on a rainy day?................Blasphemy!

A good insurance policy would be to have a suitable automotive applicator spray an anti corrosive substance such as fisholene, (fish oil based treatment) into the drain holes of the chassis.
Upon removing chassis rails etc from my Pantera it’s very apparent that no factory anti rust treatment was conducted on the inside surfaces of the chassis, its all bare metal.
Hence the need for some internal treatment squirted in; otherwise it may rust from the inside out.
If any rust has even slightly started, damp salt air will accelerate the corrosion process rapidly.
Make sure none of the outer chassis has any scrapes through the underseal, re-do the underseal if necessary.

Regards,
Tony.

12/12/129:45 PM

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