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Originally Posted by B&W_Evader
My dad had a story of I think a 57 something in Montreal. Probably a 5 year old car at the time. Hit the brakes and his foot went through the floorboard. Fixed it with a piece of plywood. Those old cars had crappy steel and no rust inhibitors. My 96 Tacoma has virtually no rust. Man, I can't believe that thing is over 20 years old now. Pretty soon I can register it as a Historic Vehicle. I think it needs to be 25 for that. LOL It's amazing how much better the newer cars are.
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My dad had a 56 Chevy 2 door. That car had major rust over the headlights, the floors had been replaced with tin and it would vapor lock on a warm day going uphill. I think he got $75 when he sold it in the early 70s.
