Honestly, if they're not interested, don't bother.

But it is a big deal.

I don't have a drop of rust on my 99 Lumina, I seriously think it's got more to do with the maintenance schedule than anything else. Winters saw an underbody cleaning once a week if there was anything on the roads.

Never been much of a Nissan guy, though a friend has a 93 that his parents bought new, and I've never seen a speck of rust on it. To be fair, they have a garage. NH is probably a bit rougher than CT, though.

That's more of an issue that your aunt didn't care for the car very well. My Honda gets an underbody spray at least once a month at the local brushless wash.

Fair, but the roads are generally pretty clear of other drivers; you won't see too many accidents anyway. It doesn't hurt that you can get full insurance for about the price of a base plan in any mandatory state.

On the negative side, you live in Oklahoma.

Then leave. Nobody's making you stay here.

I've never had the pleasure, though I'd quite like to do a bombing run from NorCal to Montana, preferably in a well endowed GT.

Lemons.

Bias?

Good pacing by this guy overall, fast enough to be fun, but slow enough to be smart. I wouldn't mind tackling this sort of trail, especially considering the view at the end.

Do you like fishsticks?

I hope that wasn't an attempt at some sort of base, back-woods humor.

You should try to get it changed to page views. I refresh this damn site ten times a minute or so anyway.

You abilities are only matched by your prose, madam. A pair of Viggens for you!

I daresay I prefer the female anatomy. Though if I were into dudes, that'd probably work.

I saw one the other day, the guy wanted six grand for it, though it was essentially factory-fresh. Still, way too much.

You ever punch a seagull, man? It's the bees knees.

I would be the biggest braggart if I had her for a kid.