Washed My Bonne Today.

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12-25-2004 | 12:33 AM

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BlackFormula01

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Not even all the wax in the world can protect you from a Northern Indiana Winter...
Definately wash it to get the salt off, not to get it clean...
Make sure you get inside the wheel wells...its rusts breeding ground

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12-25-2004 | 12:38 AM

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BonneAlien

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words spoken from the wise. --you should see his car! he'* got a damn rust convention up in those wheel wells..and it'* rather disgusting. ugh.. ed, ***** us some pics of those rusty wheel wells.

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12-25-2004 | 02:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Ireli

If you live in one of the northern states (I live in Michigan), washing your car is propably wasted effort. The roads are covered with snow and salt. It just takes 15 minutes on the road to make your Bonnie look like you went off-roading!

So to all the people that live in MidWest, I'd just wait for spring!

You have no choice. It just snows and snows and snows and more snow.! :(

pfft.....We ain't got no snow up here......just sand and salt and a few random patches of ice....

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12-25-2004 | 03:16 PM

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Yea.. but it snowed enough last night just to filthy up my freshly washed car. A dusting of snow the salt trucks come out and its a $7.00 Holiday car wash out the window. :(

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