kaboost90 wrote: Everything under the 240 is perfect except that one rail I wonder if the rails were replaced? your saying theres no hope for this 240?
Not possible. Sorry. Get it up on a lift and start pounding on it with a hammer. You'll see.
If there's that much rust on the outside, the inside is worse. Look up inside the strut towers, and at the subframe attachment points.
The black rubbery undercoating (and road grime) is likely hiding some bad, bad news.
Pop the hood - Let's have a look at those strut towers.
kaboost90 wrote: Interior looks brand spankin new too I might add should I pull a carfax lol
Vinyl and carpet won't save your butt in a collision. All that means is that they kept the windows rolled up. And all a Carfax will tell you is IF it's been in a reported collision - it's of no use to you in this case.
kaboost90 wrote:I don't see how it cant be saved
You've obviously never attempted a restoration on a car with rust, then.
kaboost90 wrote:They take old rat rods were the whole thing is nothing but rust and they turn it around into a show car
...and spend $20K doing it. Besides, old hot rods aren't unibody cars. They have a frame and a body - Yours doesn't. It's a unibody structure.
All I'm saying is that the car isn't worth dumping money into.
Hell, just look at the door jambs and you'll see what I mean - The structural part where the door attaches is rusted THROUGH.
That rot is BAD.
Spend $1000 on a shell from the southwest and swap your interior and drivetrain over - You'll be much happier. Or, just drive it as-is and save up for an unrusted one.