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Rust Advice Needed
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So sometimes I think this car is going to take forever to get back on the road. Luckily I am not in any particular hurry. In taking the rear left wheel off to check the fuel pump I noticed a couple of rust spots. I have poked around with a screw driver and from the points where I can get access the two spots in the pictures appear to be the first of it. The first pic I think is in the Kidney Bowl area ...Is that right ?... Is it bad...?...The second is higher up near the rear quarter window. Is that bad as well ? I suspect I have the same issue on the right hand side I just haven't had the courage to look as yet ! ![]() ![]() |
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Car doesn't exist without pics.
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Well if I find anymore rust it just might cease to exist !! Since you asked so nicely :-)
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The first pic is the back side of the rocker support? I would poke around in front of that from underneath and see if it's gotten to the backside of your rocker/door post. They tend to rust at the base of the door post where they meet the rocker.
The second could have been caused by a rear window leak. I would pull back some of the rear deck carpet etc. and have a look there as well.
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sad part is, if Porsche would have supplied a plastic inner fender liner, none of this door post/rocker/kidney bowl rust would have happened.
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It's an oldish Porsche, it is going to have some rust. Identify it, address it and move on. Do not let it deter your project.
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