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They can. Just depends where they've been kept and what they've been used for. When I got mine, the owner before the guy I bought it off used it for a nursery run-around and a hole had developed below the rear windsceen where fertiliser chemicals and water had rusted the metal. It just all depends.

My advice would be don't rush! You might not have one as soon as you like but it'll save you time and money getting it how you want in the long run. I learnt that the hard way lol!

You could always look at an unfinished project or something with all the hard yards done depending on your budget?

oh yeah i realise that just dont want one full of rust. i dont like bodywork lol.

You have to remember the age of the car, its not going to be perfect,but you still have to look...

Good luck

thanks mate. yeah i have a few tools for telling if pannels have been replaced and that so should be good.
do they get much rust in the truck bed?

ben.

When I was looking for mine, I also found that a lot of them had been in accidents so be careful of dodgy repairs.

They may look good from a far but far from good

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have a look at shauns car for tips on a sleeper.haha

Mat

just check out the areas i have taken close up pics of n stuff...good pics of rust spots!!!

Thanks guys. yeah i wanna keep her stock with maybe some ol' skool hotwire rims n make her into a sleeper.
Thanks Guys.

yep true.forgot about that.Thanks shaun

also chassis rail and tray, and door sills