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Date:         Thu, 2 Mar 95 13:31:29 PST
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From:         STAFFORD@ZENITH.dnet.hac.com
Subject:      Re: Puddles inside the bus

On Thu, 2 Mar 95 Dave Kautz <dkautz@hpsidms1.sid.hp.com> wrote: > Nope. Went looking around on the outside and found - Yikes! - RUST UNDER THE > WINDSHIELD!! This must be the result of bad karma from having given Sami so > much grief about driving in the salt of Missouri. But seriously, what has to > be done to fix this? Does new metal need to be welded in? Has anybody on the > list made this repair?

Big Orange had cancer just below the bottom edge of the windscreen. Flakey, crusty spots that pushed the window rubber up a bit. Yeccchh.

I took it to a local VW body shop and had them remove the rust. They removed the glass and ground down through the rust to shiny metal. I think they used lead to 'build up' the areas with where the rusty parts were excised. New rubber and glass. It's been rust-free for the past 4 years here in Southern Calif. I think this ran me about $150, not sure.

Jack stafford@zenith.dnet.hac.com '73 Campmobile (orange)


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