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You guys treat these cars as if there's only a handful of them. I get the hail, not sure I could live anywhere where that was an issue that could potentially just pop up out of the blue. I gotta say though; as much as I love my car, if it gets totaled due to a tree or some weather I'd gladly take a check from the insurance company and move to something else.
Hey, less arguing with Dock and more sending me those beers you owe me
With the shocks partially installed, I moved it to my back garage so I could have access to my lift to change the snow tires on the dailies. It/I was sad.
Wab_jr did you get your undercarriage dry ice cleaned?
Nope. Many hours of brake cleaner, brushes & pressure washers. I have, however, purchased a ColdJet dry ice blaster so I can cheat a little. It’s a myth that dry ice alone can deliver a spotless finish. Still lots of hand work required but it certainly makes it a lot easier.
That looks very clean; I did not know you could get a small dry ice blaster - do you happen to have a link to it?
Cheers,
No small dry ice blaster. I got an Aero75 DX.
Holds 75pounds of 3mm pellets. An older unit but only 150 hours so basically like new.
If I was buying new, I’d get the 60: