And never trust CarFucks... I had a dealer showing me a Maxima that had a clear CarFucks and I showed that it had paint overspray. Hell, look up my mom's VIN, I guarantee it doesn't show a single thing besides MAYBE 5 oil changes at the dealer...


Her bumpers have been painted 10 times each because of fender benders

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C'mon, only good info for the OP, no sarcasm!!! Lol

How many posts of ppl telling him to stay away will be enough to get it through to him that it's a shitty deal? Here's an idea, let's make another thread asking the same question, but this time add a poll yea? :tup:

He got it a few posts back bro! Don't be sour! His last thread got so far derailed we might as well have been arguing about which place makes better Pizza, KFC or McDonalds

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Let me just ask this.

If it's been as cold around here as else where, the car was brought inside to be pressure washed where I'm sure it was plus 65* and I'm sure the inside was cleaned so the doors were open...how could a fast 70* rise in temp NOT condensate on everything metal?! Aluminium is a great conductor and surely will condensate with an increase of that size specially with the back side of the wheel not being painted like the inside of the car. He didn't notice it on anything else because of the carpet. My mom has a garage heater. If you pull in, in the winter with that thing going, the WHOLE CAR will sweat its balls off. Condensation galore!

NEWS FLASH PEOPLE. Look at almost any cars seat rails if its from a cold winter state. You'll always find rust! Why? Because getting into a car the floor will stay the coldest as you heat the car up with the heater in winter. Condensation ALWAYS occurs there because its bare metal and they don't normally paint it well. Plus a car doesn't breath well. Your house doesn't condensate because the roof is properly vented in the attic. If it's not, watch any home show...mold will grow up there.

Everyone thinks wet ness or rust comes from a flood, or spill, or carpet cleaner. All these cars plus the 1000 others didn't have all have that happen. It's no big deal. Hell at my moms the dash and steering wheel will sweat and they're plastic and pleather.

how can i touch up rusted seat rails/bolts? (see pics))

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Rusted seat rails

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http://www.acadiaforum.net/index.php?topic=520.90;wap2

please stay on topic! :mad:













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Assuming the cover was in place, ambient temperature changes shouldn't cause noticeable condensation on the spare tire (since the OP thought it was significant enough to ask about, it probably wasn't a light sheen) ... unless there was some water in the well. There shouldn't be any water in the well. Add in the fogged light and I believe there is a problem somewhere. But I haven't seen it in person, so you could be right.

They might include some gold fish since there was condensation on the right take light as well