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And for the mean time you have half a tank with f-250 pick up, so I would be hoping the Z is in the garage asap come November.
Also moving to cali in coming years might be worse isn't it sinking??? you but hey maybe the ex VP(Gore) of the USA is wrong maybe this whole global warming thing is a hoaks and money grab like ever other government BS they feed the public! I don't know about you guys but, Ontario has been relatively weather safe my whole life, I think I can deal with the snow...... down in the US southern states you have every natural disaster possible! and that is just another reason why I LOVE CANADA so much!!! |
Damn talk about resurrecting an ancient thread
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steve don't u have anything better to do then browse through the Canada threads and the 40th anniversary threads??? both are things nothing related to you. your american, and you don't own a 40th!
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If you're gonna drive it. Do a full detail in late fall before the first snow. Get a nice couple layers of selant or synthetic polymer wax on the paint and your winter wheels(if you care about the wheels) that will last a while . even if you like carnuba, it just wont last through the winter if you try and wash your car enough to keep it clean. Washing your car in winter isn't going to be the funnest thing ever, but you definitely aren't going to want to wax it.
When you wash the car, make sure you wash the undercarriage well. Use the high pressure setting on the hose and make sure to wash all the salt and stuff away to the best of your ability. Get a big brush and clean the wheel wheels well each time you wash and get rid of all the salt. The whole problem with any car in winter is the salt and grime getting all over and under the car and corroding the metal. Wash your car often and have it sealed up well and i think you should be ok. |
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