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THIS may have been posted before but its a good introduction to C3 rust issues for any prospective C3 buyer or new owner. Crossfire1982 2009-03-30 14:02:16
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Hey Chip,
That's good info. for all of us! 
When I was looking at C3's I knew about some of the rust prone areas but not all of them.
I walked away from a newly painted '73 with a somewhat worked 327. There wasn't much left of the frame fore of the rear wheels.
Thanks for a good point of reference!
Kevin
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I am missing something from the post I do not see any pointer to the info?
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the word "THIS" IS THE LINK TO THE SITE.
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Thanks for some reason "this" looks the same as all the rest of the print
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You are right Bob, the old forum software changed text color and I think underlined all links, the new doesnt treat them the same way. I also noticed that there was no button to edit a post once you submit it like in the old software.
Crossfire1982 2009-03-30 13:59:48
OOPS, I overlooked it, its under "post options" which I should have noticed.
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Thanx Chip..........very scary, and eye opening!
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I usually insert a link in BOLD lettering, to make them easier to see. The new forumware still changes the colors of the links to blue, and they are underlined. It's just the font of the text...it makes it a little more difficult to see a hot link unless it's differentiated in some way. Certain monitors may not show a link as clearly as others, either...
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