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To bad it rained so much, would have been a great day for a Camaro ride. It is depressing seeing so many people driving them, but then I tell myself you don't have to go home and wash all the road salt off every night.
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Well at least most of the salt has been washed away, my car was white from all the freaking salt.
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Good thing about my Summit White... can't see the salt!.... errr not so good either, lol...Originally posted by svtjackal View PostWell at least most of the salt has been washed away, my car was white from all the freaking salt.
She gets a bath at least once a week though.
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We had problems with our '88 Camaro and road salt, so this one does not come out. Spring can't come soon enough. I have seen quite a few black ones that were white with salt.Comment
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Anything beyond stuck bolts/nuts?Comment
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With all the rain we've had and then today's "warm" temps I couldn't resist and took the Camaro out for a lunch drive. It was drizzling a tiny bit on the way home which was actully good because it wet the car just enough so I could wipe the old garage dust and the little bit of road dirt I picked up right off.Comment
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One of the floorboard seams was not soldered right(if that is what they do to the seams) and ruined the carpet and everything in our '88 Camaro. Had to replace carpeting and jute and had to let the car air out. GM tried to blame it on our weather and the salt on the roads. They did finally have to pay to fix everything, but it was a long process.Originally posted by TonyNo View PostComment
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It was raining last week as well here in Central Wisconsin. I'm sooo happy it rained. After we got the last foot of snow you couldn't see around the damn corners because the snowbanks were way to high. The rain took care of that issue very quickly
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