Customer states "SO MUCH RUST, MY CAR IS FALLING APART!?"😲😭🤣

Hey guys, today on CSW we have 3 clips from 3 different cars. Out of these 3 cars, which one has thee most Flavor (RUST)? These cars are much more lighter than production due to the metal falling off 🤣🤣🤣🤣One car you can inspect the rear e-brake without taking a wheel off!!! Also there will be a Part 2 with one of these vehicles. Enjoy!

[@frankbiz]

I would say the first one looked the worse. It's amazing that it still drives.

[@RustyZipper]

Ohh shoot, here in Upstate NY we call that Rust Free

[@jayjaynella4539]

The Titanic in its advanced state of flavor.

[@johnjennings2672]

This is my life every day. It is unusual to see a non rusted car/truck. Once had a lady visiting from AZ with a 2004 Explorer come in for work-It looked like new! 😸

[@DuneJumper]

Living in AZ is amazing. Boomers driving 60 y/o cars everywhere that look brand new.

[@randomrazr]

does no one rust prooof their carS? fluidfilm? krowne? etc

[@johnjennings2672]

@@randomrazr Sadly very few. Each year I have to inform a number of customers that their car or truck must go to the junk yard.

[@randomrazr]

@@johnjennings2672 do you find stuff like krowne make a difference from the vehicles that youve seen applied?

[@haroldwilkes6608]

Late 50s I bought 40 Ford coupe shell, had been sandblasted to the metal and sat in a field for years in Florida...had a thin patina of rust but underneath, the metal was like new. Material back then was remarkable.

[@chrispop99]

All of those vehicles would fail annual inspection in the UK, and most of Europe.

[@jayrich7720]

"so much rust, the chassis disintegrated coming off the line " - Dominic Toledo or w.e

[@abo6n7l98]

my chevy truck has the chassis self lubrication technology. there is oil everywhere to prevent rust. Thanks GM

[@RustyZipper]

Lol, rear main

[@markh.6687]

"Nobody skips the details like GM"

[@greentriumph1643]

First thing I am going to do with my next new car is to install a self-lubricating chassis system.

[@i_hate_google_]

Most people are dummies they are either ignorant of the maintenance necessary for a car or just don't care !!! What hurts more is seeing classical or good cars being turned in to garbage by them !

[@vipahman]

After watching many of our videos, I've realized the best car frames are the ones with the leakiest moving parts. Just saying!

[@samholdsworth420]

The best car frames are from the southwest United States 😂

[@brucecoleman7412]

@@samholdsworth420 The Southeast is good too!

[@Grendelbc]

Good argument for regular use of Fluid Film or Cosmoline.

[@beezertwelvewashingbeard8703]

When I worked at a transmission shop years ago, I seen some cars that leaked so bad it was automatically covering the back window and bumper with a protective film of oil.

[@esc5085]

Why are you guys even working on this? He is 100% going to need another car very soon 😂

[@steveb6103]

And this is why I spray Fluid Film on my car and trucks every 2 years. My 2010 Impala is still rock solid.

[@Grendelbc]

Just got some Fluid Film to try. Do you wash it regularly in winter? Does that wash the Fluid Film off?

[@gordonrichardson2972]

The first one looked the worst, but the last one was masked by oil leaks. P.S. My '00 year Camry looks good by comparison.

[@christopherl2143]

Same Here, 95 Camry with minimal rust. I'm going To tear it down this summer and rebuild front to back.

[@christopherl2143]

KEEP IT! 😀

[@DJGRoc]

Dude, I so went & bought some Little Debbie's after watching this! 😂

[@Werewolfmage]

all 3 have flavor in their own unique ways

[@paulmatakovich9096]

I remember having lots of flavor on my 1997 Toyota Avalon. It spent all its life in Ohio and Pennsylvania. I could tell the previous owners never washed it in the winter. I made sure the 2007 Yukon we got was washed once a week in the winter. No rust anywhere on it when it was traded in.

[@Oh-Jay52]

How the fu** can anyone expect to sell that ? it should be made into Oil cans !

[@exconoze4484]

Love your channel! My family think I’m crazy for watching work videos at home by hey who cares? I don’t wanna be no GOOMBA!

[@customerstateswhat]

You're the best!

[@haroldwilkes6608]

Like the Masons, there are degrees: yobbo is the lowest level followed by dork, next is nincompoop then goomba as master level. Some are born goombas, some become goombas.

[@DanaTheInsane]

This is why I wash my car every day I drive it in the Winter.

[@brucecoleman7412]

Hey Vince! Why not recommend to just let the oil leak? It might just prevent the need to replace more expensive parts 🤣🤣🤣. Does anyone in your neck of the woods ever rinse their undercarriage???

[@haroldwilkes6608]

In Wisconsin, we rinse often in winter (well, some of us do but at $9-12 a pop, some of my friends, the ones who need it worst, can't afford it).

[@charlesmarino2027]

"No rust Arizona car"

[@customerstateswhat]

I am thinking we need a change CSW's location.

[@henrydillard6217]

Craigslist be like

[@highrzr]

OMG, the flavor is strong with this one. I think the OEM's need to apply actual rust corrosion inhibitors/rust resistant coatings on their underbody components.

[@mikerobbins5049]

I’m sure glad that we dont have rust problems like that where I live (unless you buy a used vehicle that was shipped in from up north).

[@2theslasher]

May be a gap in the market for automatic chassis lubrication systems(coming soon to CSW's on line shop)

[@haroldwilkes6608]

Yep, little sprinklers strategically placed would work wonders cheaply and help preserve roads. But motorcyclists would hate them.

[@adrianbarber2905]

Customer asks "How much will it cost to fix my car?" CSW says "Let me save you some money and lets go talk to the new car sales manager"........

[@customerstateswhat]

I will straight up say "let me introduce you to the sales depot"

[@RandomYTStuff]

"Bluetooth exhaust"!! Making it wireless does work!

[@nitronixasd]

Nothing like Half-a-job Bob from Bodgit and Scarper working on your car!

[@curtisj2165]

The first car looked like it's been parked in an ocean

[@johnbaldock6353]

This gives me MASSIVE Anxiety thinking about what my car may look like underneath!!😱

[@nyddubwarren]

Working on my own vehicles here in Michigan, I call that stuff the good ole "this job will only take 30 minutes", but in reality takes 3 hours....

[@rvmagnum5415]

for upstate N.Y. that car is mint , lol

[@seanthompson8071]

Oatmeal cookie ... topped with auto flavor chips!

[@markh.6687]

And fortified with Iron!

[@dmc6419]

My favorite Little Debbie snack!

[@uselessDM]

Reminds me of the Baja Tyler Hoover bought recently.

[@Werewolfmage]

OH god that thing was soo bad. i had cars come into my shop that were as bad or worse.

[@ville85]

Basic japanese crap

[@vw5056]

@@Werewolfmage scariest part was how good the exterior body looked. Talk about a polished turd.

[@mattfarahsmillionmilelexus]

I wonder what ever happened to that car?

[@uselessDM]

@@mattfarahsmillionmilelexus He said in a later video he sold it to someone for 4k, it sounded like it will be used for parts.

[@seagullsbtn]

Plenty of oatmeal flavor on that one!

[@peterbenson3776]

“Goat meal pies. Lol

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

Nah, no Cream Pie Joke... Too Easy... 😄😁😆😅😂🤣

[@alaskanwolf7262]

Winter tires should be mandatory in states that are using salts and salts should be discontinued.

[@JAG312]

The first car looked like it had been sitting in the ocean for several decades.

[@whollymindless]

Thanks for fixing it!

[@jameskennedy673]

The first one is the worst. You’re always talking about flavor underneath, just add marshmallow cream and enjoy 😂😂

[@Sman7290]

If you lighten them enough, they can fly. Just ask the Yugo on the Mackinaw Bridge.

[@johnnyghoul8100]

Sir we reefer to the ball peen as a Tanya harding 200 around here 😉

[@customerstateswhat]

LMFAOOOOO

[@vwwrenchie314]

I remember that car..it belonged to Aquaman.

[@am74343]

I've seen 1970s cars with less rust!!

[@markh.6687]

So you're saying she's got a flavorful rear end?? GIGGITY!!

[@toomanyhobbies2011]

Kudos to Technician B!

[@lrq7927]

Mint!

[@RIBill]

As soon as the weather breaks, I'll be replacing my rear subframe because of rust. However, it's nowhere near as rusty as those!

[@peachyclean93]

You have got to be in New York because that's where I am! The salt is the worst! It really is dangerous they should come up with something else. Last week I saw someone's wheel fall off a Subaru because of rust it literally just fell off on 81 right in front of me the strut the ball joint everything!

[@petergarofolo9385]

Flavor is an understatement. Giggity 👍👍 #1 is the worst.

[@dataglasses]

Technician A .......please clean up that rust before lunch

[@nigelterry9299]

The car has more flavour than your cookie and that looks tasty!

[@marklewin541]

How on earth do these cars pass an annual inspection or don't you have one?

[@wolvenar]

First one is the typical Minnesota car after 3 years

[@jcalpha2717]

You can see daylight between exhaust flanges in the first one.

[@SteveOnotsky]

There's more flavour than car here.

[@brucemorris6319]

Looks like crusher food to me💣

[@Gamerglotzer]

I like oatmeal cookies too. And no - without a filling.

[@frankangermann6460]

In some workshops can have someone spraying a coating to the underside of the car so the flavor will not appear as much… so invest some dollars in wax and grease….

[@crazyman8472]

Oatmeal cookie??? What’s wrong with chocolate chip?!? 😱

[@elgeneralxx]

My 1989 Acura legend has little to no rust underneath all thanks to a simple undercoating the oem applied

[@reddyfreddy]

without parts actually falling off, rust weighs more than clean metal. So these cars may need brake upgrades because they are heavier than factory spec.

[@Bandit69ply]

I've never had the backing plate on any vehicle I've owned rot off like that. I have also never had that amount of rust on my subframe or rear axle. That's crazy! I say the first car was worse.

[@dependswhoyouask]

there ya go thats exactly what i have ve been talking about us customers can not trust these mechanics to tell the truth about any thing can you feel my distress yet first its an oatmeal cookie then like magic its a creme filled oat meal cookie first the bill is one hundred dollars than magically it grows to 450 dollars every one knows car engines are a black art

[@timwelsh6904]

My 02 Honda Civic coupe has 2 tiny rust spots where they all rust through the floor board, and it's lived it's whole life in the rust belt. That's the difference between washing your car and not 😂😂

[@ianberger4899]

What state is this? I live in Canada and we have winter 7 months a year. Use salt etc and have never seen a car this bad.

[@XoliQCX]

Jeez luiz papa cheese toyotas are freaking rust buckets !!

[@dang6832]

With all that flavor that’s the tastiest vehicle ever.

[@joelung9070]

The vehicle is "done like a dinner"

[@rjm7168]

You missed the new CV axles on the 2nd car with the new calipers.

[@michaelholliday100]

So, we have a Tacoma, when Toyota replaced the frame, ever rusted bracket was returned to the frame when reassembled including very rusty brake lines.... This is one of the main reasons that I would never buy a Toyota again.

[@oldschooldude8370]

How bout those spindles on the first car. Wow.

[@brenglover72]

After watching this I feel like a bowl of bran flakes

[@mtzioncb7347]

that chassis is done

[@alansmith4734]

On the Motorweek Channel last night, the show Dirt Every Day, one of the hosts mentioned that an old Off Roading Trick is to put water in the tires.

[@haroldwilkes6608]

It can improve traction and increase drawbar pull. Other benefits include less slipping, less tire pressure loss, and less fuel consumption. But it's for low speed only.

[@johnmorrow7080]

I worked for a Vauxhall dealers in the 70's head office started bumping their gums about paintwork on used cars going to other places instead of our bodyshop , didn't last long when we started charging them dealer prices LOL . I remember doing a Datsun 180B it had been Ziebarted they steam cleaned the cars and did it wet it was rotten also during the steel strike in the 80's Ford were buying cheap foreign steel 18 month old cars falling to bits . At another garage the boss was telling me his mate traded in his 3 year old Fiat for a new one he broke something on the car went to the dealers said the year storeman said car was 4 years old , we had a lad start who used to work at a place that repaired new cars including Fiats he said they stood in muddy fields for years only to be dragged out done up and sold as new cars , now a car cannot be sold as new unless it's under 6 month old so I have been told .

[@VintageVaughnVehiclces]

Sweet home alabama no salted roads.

[@MrKillswitch88]

It takes decades before anything looks that bad down here in the south I mean like 50 60 years ect before anything gets that bad unless it has been flooded countless times.

[@RustyZipper]

3-5 years here in upstate NY

[@MrKillswitch88]

@@RustyZipper If even that when it is an Audi.

[@rickjarvis5954]

Or has been used to constantly put a boat in salt water.

[@voodoochild8697]

I would not touch that car. Been burned more than once. Always went above and beyond to make customers happy! Sometimes free of charge. Customer States....You’re the last one to touch my car. You messed it up.Customers Are Always Right? Yes Don’t Do It!!!!

[@KenBober]

Not as much flavor as my 90 thunderbird had back in 2007. Swiss cheese had less holes.

[@YouTubeviolatesmy1stamendment]

What was those backing plates from in the previous post picture

[@customerstateswhat]

Part 2 😉

[@ratheanach5545]

How do these vehicles pass inspection? In the UK or Ireland, they'd be put off the road.

[@merlinious01]

There isn't inspection here for anything other than emissions. Commercial vehicles (big trucks) might be am exception to that, but normal cars don't get inspected for safety.

[@ratheanach5545]

@@merlinious01 I find that amazing.........in the UK and Ireland, (and possibly in other European countries) all cars are subject to a mandatory test/inspection when three years old, and annually thereafter. The inspection includes all lights, horn, washers/wipers, brakes, suspension, steering and structural bodywork, as well as emissions (for gas engines). The brakes and suspension are first tested by machines and then a mechanic physically checks items such as ball joints, driveshafts, steering components, brake discs/pads, drop links, trailing arms etc for wear and excessive play. They also check the entire underbody for structural rust, and will fail a vehicle for rust on brake pipes or unions, or anywhere else which affects the roadworthiness of the vehicle. It currently costs about £35 in the UK, not sure about Ireland. Government vehicles with cameras are out and about and if a vehicle is spotted without a valid test certificate, or road tax hasn't been paid, it is chased up promptly. Traffic wardens do their bit as well. It's a bit of a pain..........................but it keeps the death traps off the road, for the most part.

[@merlinious01]

@@ratheanach5545 Here the requirements are pretty lax, as you can see. It is more focused on personal responsibility. If your car breaks down and causes an accident, you're liable for whatever happens, be it civilly or criminally. To give you and idea for how messed up some cars are, my ex gf's car had a hole rusted through the floor in front of the passenger seat. I could SEE the road through the floor near where my feet were. The whole car *shook* once it got above about 55 mph. That thing was a death trap if I ever saw one. But all the turn signals worked, the headlights worked, it's windows were intact, its tail lights all worked, as did its license plate lights. It also passed emissions for its age. The tires also weren't bald. So it was free to roam the roads.

[@merlinious01]

@@ratheanach5545 I had learned a bit about some of the european systems back in my automotive classes. They showed a cool video where Mercedes had an inspection station inside of a big truck/van looking thing. It could drive up to a car, have the car roll inside, and they could lift and inspect the whole thing there. They talked about how all cars needed like annual or semi-annual inspections to be allowed on the road, too. I would say that such a system would make the roads safer. The problem in the US is cost and availability. In much of Europe, cars are more of a luxury than a necessity. In most of the USA, you NEED a car to survive. There is basically no public transportation outside a handful of major cities. Everything is miles away, be it employment, groceries, medical care, or government services. The sheer size of the US means there are vast swathes of land where even the police can take over an hour to reach you. One of my buddy's isn't even very rural, but the closest store to him that isn't a gas station is well over 20 miles away. When you are interviewed for jobs, they ask you about what transportation you have. Some will even coyly "walk you to your car" to make sure you have reliable transportation to work. So if you don't have a car, you're gonna have a hard time getting a job. This all adds up to cars becoming a necessity for everyday life, and if cars were held to such strict standards the costs would skyrocket, pricing countless people out of the market, removing what little economic opportunities they may have had.

[@ratheanach5545]

@@merlinious01 Point taken, brother, but personally I wouldn't drive anything with the sort of rust damage visible here.......................I'd rather spend a few bucks on preventive maintenance and know that I have a roadworthy vehicle, than risk my life with corroded brake pipes, discs, suspension etc.Back in the days before monocoque bodies, I knew an old guy who drilled holes in all box sections in his car chassis, filled them with used engine oil, plugged the holes and drove the car for a few miles to spread the oil around. Then he drained it and sprayed the oil underneath the whole car. His driveway was for shit, but his cars never rusted.

[@pacostacos834]

So the droppings in the glove box from previous video is either bird or frog

[@jerrys.3316]

how much would it cost to repair/replace this ?

[@CTSCAPER]

00:44 "That don't look good."

[@motokid1492]

My 30 year old volvo has less rust than this, good lord.

[@RustyZipper]

That’s the problem, planned Obsolescence. Can’t keep in business selling one vehicle every 30 years

[@thunderfoot223]

I don’t think a junk yard has more rust ten that car

[@clearcreek69]

I thought you said "Labor" country but I misunderstood "Labor" for "Flavor" country, & that vehicle needs a whole lot of labor.

[@rjm7168]

I love oatmeal raisin cookies.

[@bobdefalco]

FLAVOR COUNTRY

[@chrissavage5966]

I used to think UK cars were bad for flavor……you guys have it rough!

[@beezertwelvewashingbeard8703]

I watch rusty car videos the way some people watch pimple popping videos.

[@johnhiram1207]

I live in Maine and swear by Fluid Film undercoat.

[@Orwic1]

In the UK there’s Waxoyl, which you can get use to spray on your vehicle. I’ve used it in the past and it worked pretty well. I think I must have a gallon of it in my shed somewhere. When winter’s over I think I’ll do some spraying!

[@stevenv2190]

Progressive weight reduction - when rusted parts start flaking/falling off.

[@darrenporsch]

First one was the worst all I can say is oh my god with those spindles. they just look like lumps of rust

[@tomashton1781]

back in the late 70,s I was in training for a inspection certificate, i wouldnt even bother to put that POS on a jack stand

[@cnorton1us]

I vote for car #1, but #3 is a close second in the flavor competition. All 3 do show the benefits of the Chassis Self-Lubrication System, though 😀

[@jayjaynella4539]

Every salt using state needs cars with a SLCS.

[@MPGunther1]

The one with the rust was the worst 😎

[@mschiffel1]

What state are these rustbuckets from?

[@Saki630]

Do they buy these cars from the driver before you inspect it and say hell no boss! Take another 10k off the top.

[@Lettu-]

Watching these videos makes me wanna paint the underbelly of my car with oil. 😅

[@haroldwilkes6608]

I want the stuff they pre-rust power line poles with, COR-TEN.