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Have recently (and it would seem all-too-late) noticed heavy rust in the rear passenger door of my '01 XR6. Rest of the car is immaculate, so I would really rather not have to buy a door off a wreck with an off-white compared to my still shiny white.
Photos are below. Assuming I get through rego inspection later in the year (same mechanic has never looked in the doors in 5+ years), and basically never open the door again, how long is this going to last? Any stop gap measures to prolong it a bit? Its so close to the window frame that I don't think it can be cut out, certainly not cheaply. Last edited by cm29579; 14-10-2016 at 11:50 AM. |
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Rust in door jamb
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