Slick 60's

scraped this pile out of the drivers side front of cab pocket between kick panel and the step.



the hole.

ezernut9mm wrote:scraped this pile out of the drivers side front of cab pocket between kick panel and the step.



the hole.

Careful, Chris,
If it's like my truck that pile was all that was left holding things together!
Paul

there was fabric in there too so i suppose some mice thought it made a good home at one time.

I wonder how the spanners got in there!...............................

close michelle. i filled it with motor oil. that'll stop it. lol

Alan Mclennan wrote: I wonder how the spanners got in there!...............................

speak english! lol. i have found stranger things in places like that though.

ezernut9mm wrote:

Alan Mclennan wrote: I wonder how the spanners got in there!...............................

speak english! lol.

he is speakin english.

everytime i hear the word "spanner" all i can think about is "industrial disease" by dire straits.

Spanner (spa-n-r) Any tool to remove rust from Chris's truck, it creates a span between metal components once connected by real metal.

Ahh'' learn a new word everytime I log in!!....cool.

Rust consists of hydrated iron(III) oxides Fe2O3·nH2O and iron(III) oxide-hydroxide (FeO(OH), Fe(OH)3). Given sufficient time, oxygen, and water, any iron mass will eventually convert entirely to rust and disintegrate. Surface rust provides no protection to the underlying iron, unlike the formation of patina on copper surfaces.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rust

So Ice, in other words Iron was entirely the wrong material to make cars from!

Sorry to see Ezer, I hate watching classics return to mother earth from whence they came!

Chris: You should see the rust particles that I've gotten out of my torque box, filled a 5 gallon bucket and there's more to come I'm sure.

Hey Chris, That Looks Clean! You Should Have Seen How Bad Mine Was. Mud Dauber Nests Were The Only Thing Holding My Cab To The Frame. LOL..............

Two things...
First welcome to the midwest on that rust situation

Second, when did Michelles avatar go from a Great White Cat Shark.. to a cute kitten, laying on a blankie ! hahahah

Alan Mclennan wrote: I wonder how the spanners got in there!...............................

The rust didn't seem to bother the spanners, did it.

foodstick wrote:Two things...
First welcome to the midwest on that rust situation

Second, when did Michelles avatar go from a Great White Cat Shark.. to a cute kitten, laying on a blankie ! hahahah

Its the same cat only without the smile, well almost.

Michelle wrote:

foodstick wrote:Two things...
First welcome to the midwest on that rust situation

Second, when did Michelles avatar go from a Great White Cat Shark.. to a cute kitten, laying on a blankie ! hahahah

Its the same cat only without the smile, well almost.

that must be " Shock" kitty!...................

ezernut9mm wrote:everytime i hear the word "spanner" all i can think about is "industrial disease" by dire straits.

So yeah yeah!,.........................I take it you haven`t heard of "Spanner water" then????