Bone dry underneath 20 year old 200,000 mile car.

[ka9mnx]

My thirty year old F150 is dry underneath. Only difference, no rust or corrosion.

 

[JohnnyG]

I haven't had a leak underneath any of the last 4 cars I've owned. 2 Cadillacs, and two Mercedes.

 

[Revving2Redline]

My 20 year old 200k car (ok 24yr/256k) is definitely not dry. But it’s not from the PS nor ATF lines. I think the front main seal and valve cover gasket, although as a 5S-FE it might just be every engine sealing surface, as I think it just likes to leave its mark in this world (done the VC a couple of times, but it’s determined to not behave).

it's like potty training a dog. sometimes down the road in their age they decide to go ahead and make a mess on the floor just out of spite. I was lecturing my beagle about not jumping on us when we come home and she grabbed the cover on the couch with her teeth and pulled it off and then just stared at us with that look like, "what you gonna do about it" stare.