Reply to "Salt Air & Pantera"

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My house is 100 ft from the Gulf of Mexico and I have an onshore breeze about 10 months out of the year. Anything that is left on the back of my house corrodes very quickly. My garage is on the front of the house and the P-car is kept there. This is South Texas so the humidity is very high most of the year. If a car is left outside in this environment it deteriorates quickly. However, just parking on the front side of the house (the leeward side for all you sailing types) makes a huge difference in the rate of corrosion. The Pantera kept in the garage doesn't seem to suffer any ill effects. Keep it clean and take the usual precautions for living in a marine environment and it will be fine. Definitely better than driving on salted winter roads up north!

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