Have heard this before and left a car standing for about a year and noticed a little bubble of rust, is it true?:buffer:
MarkH
My uncle bought a e30 cab about 2 years back which has been left standing outside and i was using mine in those 2 years the results were:
Mine - No rust
His - Rusting in strange places
If kept inside, i don't think its a issue TBH.
Mine - No rust
His - Rusting in strange places
If kept inside, i don't think its a issue TBH.
I would imagine that a car left standing would have dampness problems. I'm guessing that everytime you drive your car, the air movement around it helps to dry it out and a car left standing will not be able to get dried out quickly and wet/damp areas will form, particularly in places where the water will lie.
My dad used to say that cars left in garages rusted quicker, for a similar reason. If you put it away after driving in the wet, it will be in a garage which will become more humid and again the car won't dry. At least outside there is some wind and fresh air.
I think that is why keepers of vintage cars go for specialized equipment in their garages to control the humidity.
My dad used to say that cars left in garages rusted quicker, for a similar reason. If you put it away after driving in the wet, it will be in a garage which will become more humid and again the car won't dry. At least outside there is some wind and fresh air.
I think that is why keepers of vintage cars go for specialized equipment in their garages to control the humidity.
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