<If only to reinforce this, every single Medallion I see looks like it has
been through World War 3.>
Actually, here in Ontario and Quebec (Ottawa being on the border of both
provinces), where we use lots of salt, I have been struck by the fact that
every Renault I have seen (even the old Le Cars) on the road has lots of
shiney paint and no rust. On the other hand there are more than a few
Peugeots in these parts that look pretty rough in the paint and rust
department.
Question:
What is the logical conclusion from these observations?
1. Renault uses better paint and rustproofing that Peugeot
2. Only the creampuff Renaults are on the road -- the rough looking ones
don't even run
3. Even the roughest looking Pug is capable of hauling it's tired carcass
around town.
Mike Murphy
fine running 84 505 SW with no rust