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Rotting Passenger Door-Unscientific Poll 200 1987

posted by  cx on  Sat Feb 1 01:45 CST 2003
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Hi Brad,
I have an '87 also but mine is a 745t. I have rust on my rear passenger door in that exact same spot...I can actually rock the window frame around when the glass is down. I had the car for at least 8 months before noticing it, it seemed like such an odd place for rust and the rest of the car is rust free. Oh well, I found another door the same color and trim in near perfect condition , it goes on in the spring.


Dan






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