snow cars Reply #15 – February 01, 2008, 11:49:54 AM ya they use just to much salt here to Quote Selected
snow cars Reply #16 – February 01, 2008, 01:02:44 PM Decent carwash at least once a week will do fine.We have one of these in my area - http://www.touchfreecarwashing.com/index.htmEven though they say they only have locations in NY and PA I think, I beleive its independant from those guys, they just use the same car wash. It works good. Quote Selected
snow cars Reply #17 – February 01, 2008, 01:10:55 PM Quote from: Chuck W;201366Hush! Snow wouldn't bother me, but all the salt they use is just crazy. The go nuts with the salt in the midwest. One inch of snow = one inch of salt:hick: The rust preventative measure I use for the 88 T-bird: I put it in the garage from Nov 1st till late March early April when the snow melts and the rain washes the salt away;) Quote Selected
snow cars Reply #18 – February 01, 2008, 01:11:33 PM Quote from: bhazard;201396Decent carwash at least once a week will do fine.Tell that to my old '84 XR-7....... Quote Selected
snow cars Reply #19 – February 01, 2008, 01:20:48 PM Quote from: Chuck W;201366Hush! Snow wouldn't bother me, but all the salt they use is just crazy.Same here if it snows, so far we've had 1/2" slush that only stuck on the cars... Roads were salted just in case... Next day there was white power flying in the breezes...Once the salt gets into the seams, it's almost impossible to stop the rust... Quote Selected
snow cars Reply #20 – February 01, 2008, 01:43:51 PM They're starting to use a treatment in my town where they spray some kind of chemical on the roads instead of salt. They do it before it's supposed to snow. It seems to work ok, but it makes your tires sticky... Quote Selected
snow cars Reply #21 – February 01, 2008, 01:49:49 PM Quote from: tc²;201416They're starting to use a treatment in my town where they spray some kind of chemical on the roads instead of salt. They do it before it's supposed to snow. It seems to work ok, but it makes your tires sticky...Beat juice? That's what they use in down town Chicago instead of salt. Of course by me they use salt :hick: Quote Selected
snow cars Reply #22 – February 01, 2008, 02:29:43 PM I actually slid on salt yesterday coming up to a stop, kinda ruins the point dont it? Quote Selected
snow cars Reply #23 – February 01, 2008, 02:59:34 PM ya my other bird died of a fuel pump and i was just going to drive the other one and just dont want to get it all rusted out lol Quote Selected
snow cars Reply #25 – February 01, 2008, 11:43:36 PM I'm glad it doesn't snow around here or else it would be hard for my daughter to drive her Taurus or for my son to drive his Turbo Coupe. Quote Selected
snow cars Reply #26 – February 01, 2008, 11:44:50 PM Quote from: FLSTCI71;201549I'm glad it doesn't snow around here or else it would be hard for my daughter to drive her Taurus or for my son to drive his Turbo Coupe.Pff it's just a dusting Quote Selected
snow cars Reply #27 – February 02, 2008, 07:52:26 AM man am i glad i live in florida. yesterday the high was almost 80* and the low was in the low 60s. Quote Selected
snow cars Reply #28 – February 03, 2008, 01:51:47 PM I love living in Texas....Frigg'n hated to shovel snow and drive in it. Quote Selected
snow cars Reply #29 – February 03, 2008, 03:37:41 PM Been there, shoveled that. Only difference is, we never see the sunThis happened in about 2 hrs. time. I wouldn't trade this for anything. Quote Selected
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