Craig Ive heard from many people that getting under the cars with a paint
brush and some bar and chain oil is one of the best DIY rust proofing
things you can do. It may be a little late now, but something to consider
because that stuff is tacky and stays on.
The newused axle looked like it had some newer brake parts on it minus the
hoses. So thats a good deal. Hopefully the bearings are good.
Craig! You gotta spray some oil under that thing sometimes! Lol…
Man I hate that you guys have to deal with that up there. There are at
least 6 of those cars sitting in my favorite junkyard and they don;t rust
down here. If you have a need for a safety-related part like that again
maybe we can work out a way to get a southern part up to you.
You know what the other achilles heel is on those…the engine cradle.
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Craig Ive heard from many people that getting under the cars with a paint
brush and some bar and chain oil is one of the best DIY rust proofing
things you can do. It may be a little late now, but something to consider
because that stuff is tacky and stays on.
The newused axle looked like it had some newer brake parts on it minus the
hoses. So thats a good deal. Hopefully the bearings are good.
Craig! You gotta spray some oil under that thing sometimes! Lol…
Man I hate that you guys have to deal with that up there. There are at
least 6 of those cars sitting in my favorite junkyard and they don;t rust
down here. If you have a need for a safety-related part like that again
maybe we can work out a way to get a southern part up to you.
You know what the other achilles heel is on those…the engine cradle.
Bumper to Bumper can get you an exact match paint.
I have a 94 century it has a low riding rear end i would love know if the
new shocks help
Great project. Can’t wait to see a test drive.
Are you planning on doing any body work on that car I noticed some rust.