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Just looking for opinions on rust. I don’t know much about the mechanics of how rust works and spreads.
Currently drive a rust free 1500 Ltz burb, looking to buy a 3/4 ton 2500 but many I find have small rust spots etc. going to try and add a picture. Anyone have experience with how to fix this/cost or can it be contained? I could live with it if it stays as is. These trucks are generally 15-20k with 100k miles or so.
Just looking for opinions on rust. I don’t know much about the mechanics of how rust works and spreads.
Currently drive a rust free 1500 Ltz burb, looking to buy a 3/4 ton 2500 but many I find have small rust spots etc. going to try and add a picture. Anyone have experience with how to fix this/cost or can it be contained? I could live with it if it stays as is. These trucks are generally 15-20k with 100k miles or so.
thanks!
It will get worse if you do nothing about it. We call rust the Cancer of automotive vehicles for a reason.
Thanks for the quick replies. I’m sure there no definite answer to this, but any idea time frame on how long it takes to spread and look a lot worse? It would be parked inside.
Also, any idea how much $$ it’d take to have a body shop cut it out and fix? Sorry, I have zero experience with body work.
July 4th, 2020, 9:19 AM
Suburban rust
