Mike Ayling
Veteran
- Location
- Melbourne Downunda
Cars made in the 21st century do seem to be more rust resistant.Oh - his opinions stayed the same
he could wax lyrical about why the car rusted based on the quality of the steel they bought and how it was stored
apparently when he started the steel was bought in massive sheets and stored piled up
then the top few sheets were taken off and recycled
and the only steel that was used to make cars was from the middle sheets
and even then the edges of every sheet was cut off before use and recycled
all to avoid and steel where rust had started to take hold
Then managlement realised that they were paying for steel and not using it so they adjusted the rules ot get more steel out of each batch
and then adjusted it a bit more
and every time they made it more efficente they made the cars rust earlier
someone probably calculated that the earlier the cars rusted the more people got rid of them and bought another
and forgot that the one they bought eventually became one from Japan or France
(not Italy - because they made the Lanca Beta so clearly considered BL as an shining example of good steel!!!)
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