Yeah Bear, there's nothing I hate worse than experiences like yours. I usually try to be as truthful as I can and if anything, down play things. I'd rather have a potential buyer pleasantly surprised than the reverse. If I didn't know better, from your description I'd have thought you were describing a Studebaker. They love to rust out. When a kid, our old 1960 Stude Lark was so badly rusted that we had brick bats holding up the front seat, you could see the road go buy through the holes in the floor, you raised your feet when driving through a mud hole to keep from having water splashed onto your feet and legs and we rode around with the windows rolled down anytime the car was in motion, even in the coldest winter weather. That was because (A) the heater didn't work and (B) it wouldn't have mattered if it did because there was so much exhaust coming through the holes in the floor that we would have been asphyxiated had we kept the windows rolled up. But on the bright side, it always started no matter what the weather and always got us there and back. Maybe not in comfort though.