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=== S130 Rust Loctations === ==== Rear Crossmember Mounts ==== One of the most common areas to rust is the mounts for the rear crossmember. To inspect this area, remove the seats and lift the carpet. Rust here can be expensive and time-consuming to repair.  ==== Tire Wells, Hood Edge, and Rocker Panels ==== Look for rust around the tire wells, especially along the front edge of the hood. Another problem area is the seams on the rocker panels under the doors β watch for rust bubbles forming under the paint. ==== Floor Boards & Frame Rails ==== These often rust due to the spot welds and seam sealer used in production, which can trap water inside the rails. [http://www.datsunzparts.com/products.html Zedd Findings] makes reproduction frame rails and floorboards for replacements.  ==== Rear Hatch & Tail Light Area ==== Rust frequently appears in the rear hatch area, especially along the tail lights.  ==== Easier-to-Repair Areas ==== Some rust areas are easier to repair with care, including the battery tray, firewall, rocker panels, and around the windshield. 
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