Drove in the rain today
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Joined: Nov 2000
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From: NC,USA
Originally Posted by turtlevette
so i suppose you aren't going to be able to sleep tonight because there is some dirt on your car.
it must suck to have such tight spincter muscles.
it must suck to have such tight spincter muscles.
Cali, Do you have a preasure washer? Those things are the best for road grime and cleaning 25 years of slime off the underbelly of the beasties!
Melting Slicks
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From: pr, frederick md.
Originally Posted by Cali,68,L-79
Yes I've tried them before but going down the highway is another thing. The rest of your comment you can shove you no where, kiss off!
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From: San Diego CA
Originally Posted by AGVI
because that makes sense...
no seriously the 68 gets horrible gas milage and the hinda gets 4 times that so when the weather sucks worse than John Kerry I drive the Civic. The cars clean now I was more stoked that all the adjustments to the wiper system worked. Remember those old wiper systems are not exactly the best systems made back in the days.
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Le Mans Master
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From: San Diego CA
Originally Posted by AGVI
because that makes sense...
no seriously the 68 gets horrible gas milage and the honda gets 4 times that so when the weather sucks worse than John Kerry I drive the Civic. The cars clean now I was more stoked that all the adjustments to the wiper system worked. Remember those old wiper systems are not exactly the best systems made back in the days.
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Joined: Jun 2000
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From: FL
Cali,
I know how you feel. Couldn't believe it was raining in Sand Dog. Just spent 10 days working with C3F up on Pt Loma. Man, they have some nice digs. And I had to drive some rental POS.
Now I am home, the car is still in the garage, it is still 10 degrees out and there is about 3 feet of snow I have to shovel tomorrow.
I know how you feel. Couldn't believe it was raining in Sand Dog. Just spent 10 days working with C3F up on Pt Loma. Man, they have some nice digs. And I had to drive some rental POS.
Now I am home, the car is still in the garage, it is still 10 degrees out and there is about 3 feet of snow I have to shovel tomorrow.
Burning Brakes
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From: Central KY
My question is simple - how did it handle in the rain? I'll bet it felt good having everything work perfectly including a solid wheel alignment that gave no surprises even in the wet... She'll clean up and now you know she is good to go in the rain...
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Le Mans Master
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From: San Diego CA
Originally Posted by djcwardog
My question is simple - how did it handle in the rain? I'll bet it felt good having everything work perfectly including a solid wheel alignment that gave no surprises even in the wet... She'll clean up and now you know she is good to go in the rain...
Thanks.
David
