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68 Petty blue original sheet metal

Charles Cook

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Did anyone save their original sheet metal from their car.
I did for reference but I can’t toss it for some unknown reason.
I guess my wife was right about me being a hoarder. Lol

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you can store that crap outside, it won't completely disintegrate in our life time :poke:
 
All my metal issues were caused by washing powders being transported in the trunk. No rust, the caustic in the washing powders ate the bottom of the 1/4s and the trunk pan out. The car has been in SC and NC since new.
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All my metal issues were caused by washing powders being transported in the trunk. No rust, the caustic in the washing powders ate the bottom of the 1/4s and the trunk pan out. The car has been in SC and NC since new. View attachment 1764346
Similar to what happened with my GTX when it was washed every day when it was a daily driver. The undercarriage was preserved in mint condition, but all the typical trouble spots prone to water leak damage paid the price. Upside was that all the rusted metal was replaced with OEM during the 15 years the car was owned by the dealer.
 
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