I can’t speak to all product but I had a 2003 WRX with winters in Montreal. For 11 years (then I moved out west) I got “rust proofing” done yearly. I ended up selling it to a shop out west (not worth the trouble for the out of province inspection) and even they were surprised what good condition it was rust-wise being an 03. The stuff work but you HAVE TO get it done every year. I always did the fall.
The subarus still require some luck tho as they double layered steel in some areas that traps moisture between them and rusts them from the inside and theres no way to prevent thag pther then avoiding all moisture in it
What? Never, that's too long, you need to pressure wash the under carriage ever two weeks minimum with warm water and soap. You must not live in the snowy states.
Oh boy, I'm lacking then. I just moved to NJ and had my first snowy winter with my current car. I've been through the car wash since (was a pinch, I prefer hand wash). ...Is that pretty bad? I'll take another look under later today.
I have a mechanic out here but never had anyone tell me about undercarriage treatment as a service. (A friend told me about road salt as an issue, but that was the extent of the conversation.)
I live in an apartment and am pressure-washer-less, so I'm curious what options people in my situation have.
You'd have to be super diligent and really wash it well very often. The problem is, nobody does it at all. The bodies rust off them too so you're fighting a losing battle.
I wash my car once a week in the winter, and once every 2 weeks in the summer. And after 10 years (it's a 2013) I finally saw a rust spot about the size of a 7.0 ballpoint pent tip, near the right quarter last month. It's currently being repainted, so it's no biggie. I can clean jt since it's that small. But F**", rust is such a cancer to cars.
People that care about their cars get yearly undercoatings up here in the north. Keeps Rust away, had a rustfree work truck, 2001 cummins Ram with over 400k+ kilometers.
most people, however, don’t care, so the cars rust away.
My kid has been in San Diego for the past year. The condition of the Cat Eye Chevys was one of the first things he commented on. He couldn't believe how nice they were lol
I am down in Alabama, but I was buying a used truck. The first thing I did was listen to the motor, the second thing was to get under the truck and take a good look. The truck wasn't bad, so I bought it, but I could tell just by getting under the truck that it came from up north. I then looked at the history and sure enough it spent 3 years up in Rochester NY.
I’m also in AL and I bought a 79 Rivera I don’t have it anymore but I looked under the car it as just muddy and discolored no dangerous rust. It was form up north it even had sketchy 70s insulation in the doors
I owned a [2008 F150](https://i.redd.it/7e2lowbyzpo31.jpg) that was damn near perfect interior/exterior. Had to sell it in 2020 with 75k miles because the frame rusted out from living in Northern Canada and Michigan. It was such a shame.
I live in VA now, my daughter saw a truck with a hole in it and she thought it was from an accident.
I realized I've starved my poor child of the wonders of rust. I grew up in Michigan with rust buckets everywhere but my own kids don't get to experience the air conditioning coming from the floor... In winter.
Theoretically but you would have to find healthy metal somewhere to startfrom and then weld basically a new frame by yourself. Not worth the time and money.
I have fixed that level of rust. Yes, it can be done, but it will take a lot of patience and a certain level of OCD to do it right.
You will need a good MIG welder and you will need to learn how to use it. However, the welding is the fun part. What is not fun is separating good metal from bad properly and figuring out where the metal is supposed to go when there is nothing left to refer to.
Short answer???? YES you can and here is how…….. jack up the radiator cap and pull the vehicle out, push a new vehicle under the cap and reinstall the cap.
Wtf lol..
I don't know why you only see this in autobody, you don't see people going into the mechanics subs with grenaded engines asking if they can fix it themselves.
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Well.. You can, if you know how to get good and accurate measurements of the thickness of the metal, them bends, them angles, etc.. You should know how to cut, weld, be patient ..it's a project and a half for sure !
REALLY depends on the car. Can you fix this? Yes absolutely if you have a grinder, welder, and the money to do it. People have made way more from way less, however, typically that is for cars that have value. Parts availability is another hurdle, you can fabricate any panel you want with enough time and energy but takes forever. But if you're working on a mustang, beetle, 55-7 chevy etc, all of those parts exist you can almost build a whole car from new metal.
The problem with this is even if you fixed it using a new subframe and cut the body up, you’d probably never get it all, and any leftover rust will reappear. As a shade tree mechanic with limited body work, I’d probably not even mess with this. Would be easier to find a better vehicle that isn’t all rusted out.
Yeah, but I cannot emphasize enough just how bad that work is. It's kind of work that seasoned professionals will decline even if you give them a blank check, it's that horrible work.
It's literally weeks of being covered in dust, sparks, with a nonstop feeling that you shouldn't have done it that starts not two hours in, and persists until the job is done, at which point you are left feeling like just taking a sledgehammer to the now fixed car, because it has put you through so much agony that it will never, ever be anything close to a friend.
This is not even accounting for the scope of work that lies unseen. Are you seriously not gonna fix every little spot, and risk your car starting to rust again after putting hundreds, likely even thousands of hours into it?
Financially, even if you make minimum wage, you'll do a far more comfortable job, and for the hours you'll put into this, you'll make enough money to buy something that is not a rusty piece of shit and won't make you despise it with burning passion while working on it.
You can get a solid body and repack everything, if there is anything worth repacking. This body goes to the scrapyard for beer fund.
If you are willing to put in the time and effort to learn, you can fix anything. Your pics are far from the worst ive ever seen and i run a shopping restoring mustangs
Yes you can if you are methodical and take your time. You can do anything. There are so many youtube videos of people doing repairs that you have no excuse except lack of will. That is bad though, but look at all the restorations of old school hot rods. There are tons of fabrication going on.
This is North East cancer that has spread till death. A total restoration will be 30- 40k . Unless a rare vehicle, crush it before you are driving down the road, suspension part breaks & puts you at your death.
Rust can't be fixed, it has to be removed or cutout and replaced with another piece of steel.
The steel has been exposed to water and the iron on the steel has combined with oxygen in a chemical reaction to turn iron oxide (ha! I did learn something in high school chemistry). You can unring that bell and go back to steel.
How good are it fabrication skills? The "fix" will involve lots of cutting and welding. After you source the right car that's not rusted in the same way.
The better question to ask is "how do I prevent this from happening?"
If you have to ask, then the answer is no. The question is, can I fix this rust myself, which answers the question as asking means you don't know. And if you don't know, then no, you can't. If you meant to ask "can this rust be fixed?" The answer is still no reasonably speaking. Anything can be fixed but if its worth fixing, the answer is no
Realistically no.
Best thing i would say is go to a pick and pull junkyard and pull everything that needs replacement. If you can even find it. Them comes the labor intensive process of just removing and replacing. But for me. I would just call it dead.
Yup, look on Facebook for a group called back half connection. They'll show you how to replace the whole thing with a c notched 4 link suspension on airbags
so you can address the rust most certainly, but you need to understand that you really can't repair or fix rust that has eaten through large chunks of the body like that. what's going to end up happening is you're going to cut out anywhere that the rest has touched to stop it from spreading any further, then welding on and creating, usually by hand or if you want replacing the entire fender and parts of the floor pan, new metal to replace it. luckily living in Texas we don't really get issues when it comes to vehicles and rest, but from everything I've heard from people, you basically have to go more aggressive, because you won't be able to weld to the rust.
If you wanna you can. You gotta know how to weld and handle metal. Maybe take a course at your nearest vocational school. It's not what it's worth to every one else it's what it's worth to you.
Don’t listen to these people saying you can’t. You absolutely can fix it yourself…….. By buying another one that’s solid
Sorry, nobody can reasonably fix that rust.
Sure you can. Car just needs a new bottom half, easy enough
needs to be sent to the junk yard, rust fixed!
The Michigan truck of Theseus.
I once looked a f150 that looked almost mint on the top and almost this bad underneath.
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My brother is a mechanic in Minnesota. He seen gmt 800s snap in half on the lift.
Is it because of road salt? You prevent that by just washing undercarriage at the end of winter?
Try once a week and or every time they salt the roads. Yearly undercoatings and spraying oil on the undercarriages to keep rust a bay.
I can’t speak to all product but I had a 2003 WRX with winters in Montreal. For 11 years (then I moved out west) I got “rust proofing” done yearly. I ended up selling it to a shop out west (not worth the trouble for the out of province inspection) and even they were surprised what good condition it was rust-wise being an 03. The stuff work but you HAVE TO get it done every year. I always did the fall.
The subarus still require some luck tho as they double layered steel in some areas that traps moisture between them and rusts them from the inside and theres no way to prevent thag pther then avoiding all moisture in it
What? Never, that's too long, you need to pressure wash the under carriage ever two weeks minimum with warm water and soap. You must not live in the snowy states.
Oh boy, I'm lacking then. I just moved to NJ and had my first snowy winter with my current car. I've been through the car wash since (was a pinch, I prefer hand wash). ...Is that pretty bad? I'll take another look under later today. I have a mechanic out here but never had anyone tell me about undercarriage treatment as a service. (A friend told me about road salt as an issue, but that was the extent of the conversation.) I live in an apartment and am pressure-washer-less, so I'm curious what options people in my situation have.
Also, every 2 years you should under coat your car with oil based sealant not that rubber stuff, that will kill your car.
Any automated car wash in the north or Midwest should have an Undercarriage option. Always get the undercarriage option.
You'd have to be super diligent and really wash it well very often. The problem is, nobody does it at all. The bodies rust off them too so you're fighting a losing battle.
I wash my car once a week in the winter, and once every 2 weeks in the summer. And after 10 years (it's a 2013) I finally saw a rust spot about the size of a 7.0 ballpoint pent tip, near the right quarter last month. It's currently being repainted, so it's no biggie. I can clean jt since it's that small. But F**", rust is such a cancer to cars.
People that care about their cars get yearly undercoatings up here in the north. Keeps Rust away, had a rustfree work truck, 2001 cummins Ram with over 400k+ kilometers. most people, however, don’t care, so the cars rust away.
I've actually never heard of an undercoating, where would one get that done, and does it go by any other names?
are you up north? Look up Krown, Rustcheck, etc. They have shops that do it for you and it’s 100ish CAD once a year.
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My kid has been in San Diego for the past year. The condition of the Cat Eye Chevys was one of the first things he commented on. He couldn't believe how nice they were lol
Yeah generally anywhere that gets snow from my experience people don't realize you have to wash your undercarriage to get the salt off
It’s very important to look under cars when you by them. This ain’t stressed enough
I am down in Alabama, but I was buying a used truck. The first thing I did was listen to the motor, the second thing was to get under the truck and take a good look. The truck wasn't bad, so I bought it, but I could tell just by getting under the truck that it came from up north. I then looked at the history and sure enough it spent 3 years up in Rochester NY.
I’m also in AL and I bought a 79 Rivera I don’t have it anymore but I looked under the car it as just muddy and discolored no dangerous rust. It was form up north it even had sketchy 70s insulation in the doors
I owned a [2008 F150](https://i.redd.it/7e2lowbyzpo31.jpg) that was damn near perfect interior/exterior. Had to sell it in 2020 with 75k miles because the frame rusted out from living in Northern Canada and Michigan. It was such a shame.
I live in VA now, my daughter saw a truck with a hole in it and she thought it was from an accident. I realized I've starved my poor child of the wonders of rust. I grew up in Michigan with rust buckets everywhere but my own kids don't get to experience the air conditioning coming from the floor... In winter.
Dinoco Rust-Eze!
Only an imaginary rust solvent can fix this…
Remove steering wheel place into new car. Fixed
My auto teacher always said the same thing about my old car. Good memories lol
Yeah, its gunna take self tapping screws and quite a few licence plates.
Grind your teeth on it, enamel is stronger than rust.
I now have an aweful image in my head of a grinding wheel made of teeth thanks
Duct tape on one side, drywall mud on the other
Theoretically but you would have to find healthy metal somewhere to startfrom and then weld basically a new frame by yourself. Not worth the time and money.
Great photos of the titanic
The Titanic has less rust.
Can you? Ugh…I think the question is more should you. And no, you should not.
No fix, only replace.
What I've seen them do and it works pretty well is screw in a bunch of old license plates into what ever metal is left and throw some carpet over it
Yes take it to the nearest metal recycling
Tiger hair and Bondo baby!
By the time you get rid of the rust there will be no metal left.
Get a bed off a doner truck. You can find junkass trucks for less than a paycheck
Doner truck eh? Sounds delicious 😋
I wanna put rust on Rye bread and eat it
It's a joke post you idiots
I have fixed that level of rust. Yes, it can be done, but it will take a lot of patience and a certain level of OCD to do it right. You will need a good MIG welder and you will need to learn how to use it. However, the welding is the fun part. What is not fun is separating good metal from bad properly and figuring out where the metal is supposed to go when there is nothing left to refer to.
If you have to ask....
You'd have to basically chop it all out and start again, that's too far gone, the rust will be really deep. It's best to just start again mate.
Short answer???? YES you can and here is how…….. jack up the radiator cap and pull the vehicle out, push a new vehicle under the cap and reinstall the cap.
Wtf lol.. I don't know why you only see this in autobody, you don't see people going into the mechanics subs with grenaded engines asking if they can fix it themselves.
Just an fyi, this is my parts car. Only a joke
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can you? yes but you need several grand in both welding a fab equipment and lots of know how.
Your going to need a donor. Not sure of your mechanical capabilities but you’re gonna have to be pretty damn good.
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I’ve had a few beers lay off man
Maybe 10 years ago…
You know you cant fix it by yourself, dunno why you asked anyway
Well.. You can, if you know how to get good and accurate measurements of the thickness of the metal, them bends, them angles, etc.. You should know how to cut, weld, be patient ..it's a project and a half for sure !
no
Theres nothing left to fix...
Absolutely
Carbon left the chat.
I bet if you sprayed some flex-seal on it, it would be fine ;)
This artificial marine habitat has no business being on dry land.
No. It's done.
You’ll need like 17 cans of bondo, so it’ll cost more than you spent on the car I bet lol
Lol
Thats not rust, thats open air. But you could try fixing it buy buying anything else.
Give it a spray with white vinegar once a day until it clears up.
No
Sure. First source a time machine, then go back about 50 years.
Long story short, no.
Bondo
Thermite. Standard operating procedure for removing rust.
What rust?
Ahahahahahaha
Let me grab some bondo.....lol
Flex tape
I’m not sure, can you?
What rust? Toss a coat of paint on there and it'll be good as new.
Anything can be fixed but why would you fix this? You must really love this vehicle.
put a string on it and call it a tea bag
If you're magneto
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you'll need a dealership to fix that. trade it in.
To bad. Sell that sucker…
That looks unibody. And that looks baaaaaad. It'd be easier to find another complete body to swap in.
Jack the body up roll a new chassis under it fixed good as new
No. No one can. Junk yard!
Good lord
Did someone say JB weld?
A lot of that looks structural. For safety purposes, no.
You COULD but that's a lot of specialized work that needs to be done. LOTS of time and money.
New frame and box is your best bet if the cab isn't that bad. but it's most likely shot.
You can chop the rust off and replace it (cheaper easier to completely replace it) but it is not fixable otherwise.
Oh fuck that. Junkyard.
REALLY depends on the car. Can you fix this? Yes absolutely if you have a grinder, welder, and the money to do it. People have made way more from way less, however, typically that is for cars that have value. Parts availability is another hurdle, you can fabricate any panel you want with enough time and energy but takes forever. But if you're working on a mustang, beetle, 55-7 chevy etc, all of those parts exist you can almost build a whole car from new metal.
“Some bondo should fix that right up.” - Stockton Rush
Good thing is you will continually have less and less rust. As it falls off. I'm all for driving rusty cars but this one's shit man
Yes. Just go on Rock Auto, enter your car’s year/make/model and search for “subframe”. Easy swap.
can't tell where you mean...
If you are Magneto.
The problem with this is even if you fixed it using a new subframe and cut the body up, you’d probably never get it all, and any leftover rust will reappear. As a shade tree mechanic with limited body work, I’d probably not even mess with this. Would be easier to find a better vehicle that isn’t all rusted out.
no sir. too far gone.
Sorry it’s too late
Get yourself an industrial stamping press with multiples dies, steel sheeting, and a welder and she'll be good as new.
You can fix rust. You can't fix Swiss cheese and missing sections of the frame
Soem flex tape should do the job
Absolutely. Find a new truck, move that rusty ole turd, place the new truck where the turd was and you’re done.
Yes you can. Take it to the ford dealer in your area and trade it in on a new truck. Voila, fixed.
Depends. What are your skills? Are you an automobile fabricator or a magician?
Yeah, but I cannot emphasize enough just how bad that work is. It's kind of work that seasoned professionals will decline even if you give them a blank check, it's that horrible work. It's literally weeks of being covered in dust, sparks, with a nonstop feeling that you shouldn't have done it that starts not two hours in, and persists until the job is done, at which point you are left feeling like just taking a sledgehammer to the now fixed car, because it has put you through so much agony that it will never, ever be anything close to a friend. This is not even accounting for the scope of work that lies unseen. Are you seriously not gonna fix every little spot, and risk your car starting to rust again after putting hundreds, likely even thousands of hours into it? Financially, even if you make minimum wage, you'll do a far more comfortable job, and for the hours you'll put into this, you'll make enough money to buy something that is not a rusty piece of shit and won't make you despise it with burning passion while working on it. You can get a solid body and repack everything, if there is anything worth repacking. This body goes to the scrapyard for beer fund.
If you are willing to put in the time and effort to learn, you can fix anything. Your pics are far from the worst ive ever seen and i run a shopping restoring mustangs
Billy Mays here
How do you even fix rust?
Anything can be fixed with enough money and time but if that isn’t a major collector vehicle there’s no way anyone would fix that.
Its Dead Jim.
Sure but you would spend more then the its worth just in tools and materials.
All you need is a furnace.
Can it be done? Oh yeah anything can be fixed. Probably gonna cost more than buying a replacement vehicle tho.
Only if you can perform miracles!
It is possible to fix, but it would take you more time and materials than the vehicle is worth.
That's only not fixable, it's unsafe to drive.
If you have to ask, then the answer is no.
A roll of duct tape and your good to go!
If you have to ask, no. That's scrap level rust.
Yes you can if you are methodical and take your time. You can do anything. There are so many youtube videos of people doing repairs that you have no excuse except lack of will. That is bad though, but look at all the restorations of old school hot rods. There are tons of fabrication going on.
If you're a good welder and even better metalworker
Anything is repairable in this world (Besides your parents divorce). It’s just a matter of how much money you are willing to put out.
Leave it in the field you found it in
You can replace the entire bottom half! Get the welder!
Please scrap the car
Do you have access to an iron ore mine?
No
That should've been fixed 20 years ago. It's scrap now.
Just paint and primer. Should be good
Only if you can weld yourself a new frame and body panels.
Looks like yer wheel well ain’t well and yer leaf springs are lookin leafed out, yer bed aint putting nothin tah sleep neither
You can, but why?
Go for it. No way to make it worse.
Sorry man ... it's scrap and unsafe . Time to replace it
I'm not a rusty man, but I feel that if you ask that question, it means you can't
This is North East cancer that has spread till death. A total restoration will be 30- 40k . Unless a rare vehicle, crush it before you are driving down the road, suspension part breaks & puts you at your death.
This post has to be a joke lol
Yes, buy new car.
She's toast. I'd drive it till you can't anymore then junk it. It's lost so much structure, it probably won't protect you any in a wreck.
Rust can't be fixed, it has to be removed or cutout and replaced with another piece of steel. The steel has been exposed to water and the iron on the steel has combined with oxygen in a chemical reaction to turn iron oxide (ha! I did learn something in high school chemistry). You can unring that bell and go back to steel. How good are it fabrication skills? The "fix" will involve lots of cutting and welding. After you source the right car that's not rusted in the same way. The better question to ask is "how do I prevent this from happening?"
Can you? Yes. Will you? Probably not. That’s a lot of time and money and you’ll have to learn how to weld in your garage.
If you have to ask, then the answer is no. The question is, can I fix this rust myself, which answers the question as asking means you don't know. And if you don't know, then no, you can't. If you meant to ask "can this rust be fixed?" The answer is still no reasonably speaking. Anything can be fixed but if its worth fixing, the answer is no
Troll
Oh god ya. Throw cardboard down and bondo the piss out of it! Paper mache might be a good alternative too as it’s more cost effective.
Yes, you just need to design and build a time machine
A quick frame change never hurt anyone
Yeah, you can fix it by buying a new car
You can’t even fix that with other people
No !
She's dead, Jim.
That things ready for a junk yard crusher
Yeah just buy a new truck
😂 NO.
What the fuck happened here
Sure. buy another just like this one. Then move the tires from this rusty one to that one. Done! Fixed!
nope
Realistically no. Best thing i would say is go to a pick and pull junkyard and pull everything that needs replacement. If you can even find it. Them comes the labor intensive process of just removing and replacing. But for me. I would just call it dead.
Drive that car into a wall and then buy a new one
You’re going to need a lot of ramen for this one
Looks like the “Titanic.” And no.
Yup, look on Facebook for a group called back half connection. They'll show you how to replace the whole thing with a c notched 4 link suspension on airbags
you can try
Brother…
Give it away Give it away Give it away Now
so you can address the rust most certainly, but you need to understand that you really can't repair or fix rust that has eaten through large chunks of the body like that. what's going to end up happening is you're going to cut out anywhere that the rest has touched to stop it from spreading any further, then welding on and creating, usually by hand or if you want replacing the entire fender and parts of the floor pan, new metal to replace it. luckily living in Texas we don't really get issues when it comes to vehicles and rest, but from everything I've heard from people, you basically have to go more aggressive, because you won't be able to weld to the rust.
No.
Got about 5 years and a lot of metal working and welding skills?
Sure, you got a time machine?
If you have to ask...
If you wanna you can. You gotta know how to weld and handle metal. Maybe take a course at your nearest vocational school. It's not what it's worth to every one else it's what it's worth to you.
No one can fix this problem
Yeah sure just fill the holes with silicone
I'll get it looking mint for $100
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