Keeping cars dry (was Re: IML: Interior rust)

["Clint and Laurie Carter" <imperialschooner@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

There is some stuff, used in RV's and trailers, that pulls moisture to it. 
It's granules in some sort of tub. While this won't help to dry out a wet 
car, it may help keep it dry once it's dried out. It was suggested I use it 
in my house in the laundry room since that's where all my computer gear is, 
too. Probably available at any hardware store. I found it at the "General 
Store" here at the end of the world...

Laurie Carter
Ilwaco, WA USA
'59 Crown
'65 Crown Coupe

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Donn Reese" <DReese@xxxxxxxx>
I was cleaning the interior on my Custom last night and noticed a lot of 
surface rust and pitting showing up on chrome pieces I'd polished in May. 
Even the rear view mirror arm is showing rust and I had that rechromed.

I've had the windows down and a tarp over the greenhouse for the past three 
weeks to try to keep the car aired out but the carpet is still wet in 
places.





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