What were the folks at GM thinking? Rant!!

Too Funny!

Maybe I'm retarded, but it didn't seem like they were making fun of anyone. I guess I need to quit using the phrase, "I'm busier than a one legged man in a butt-kicking contest".

 

Beat me to it- sad thing is it's a historical fact in GM's case

 

It's not really a big deal. I've done floors before so it's not virgin territory. It is a 50 year old car. I don't think anything could surprise me. The point I was trying to make was that GM was pretty dumb to put vinyl over the jute so that it would NEVER dry out. Todd

 

these guy's seem fine with no floors or shoe's.

 

Ah ha ha ha !! Good one !!

 

Hey, all car companies did this and still DO !!!!!!! It wasn't just a GM deal.

 

Buy a rice burner and keep it for 51 years and then let us know.

 

or better yet, try to find a bed for a 15-20 year old toyota truck. They've all gone to once where they came, rust to rust, ashes to ashes and so on an so forth and such and stuff.

 

I think I have a set of front pans here, I know I know one of the 59-60's left here before I got to doing pans in it. Todd, PM me if ya need 'em

 

Can You Save The Jute?

 

When I read the original post I couldn't help but think"Let the flamethrowers ignite".

 

All I could think of was this :

oprah, can you belive what these GM folks did, they put rubber on the jute and now my floor pan is rusted. OH HOW GLIBB ! Now I have to put one new floor pan in a 51 year old car.I'M SO MAD ! ]

 

I wouldn't blame GM, I'd blame a water leak, and the original owner for cheapskating out and not getting the carpet package! But I wouldn't be surprised if the floors were rusted out on a 51 year old car with carpet instead of vinly mats.

 

Yeah, I've never seen a fifty year old Ford product with rotten floors.