More delusions of grandeur

Discussion in 'General Station Wagon Discussions' started by silverfox, Apr 2, 2009.

  1. Clark Griswold

    Clark Griswold New Member

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    It's like a WD-40, you buy it in a gallon metal can and use your own spray bottle.

    Most auto places have it.

    It's good stuff!
     
  2. silverfox

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    You may have missed my edit.
     
  3. CapriceEstate

    CapriceEstate Yacht Captain

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    I hear that brother!~
     
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    Stormin' Norman Well-Known Member

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    Yeah, the farmers do that up here, then drive it on a dusty road to add body to it. OR they find a farm road that's recently been sprayed with old oil to keep the dust down. Annual ritual on the backroads.
     
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    I have always oiled the underside of my cars. I will be doin the Roadie after our NYC trip. I could give a poo what the EPA has to say about it, they are not the ones paying to repair the rusted parts or replace the car when it rots away. I do the inside of the doors, inside the rear quarters and the front fenderwells. I can live with the smell, coz I know it is preserving the car for years and years. I do it spring and fall every year.Yes its a nasty mess to work on the underside, but well worth it when you have to pull shocks off and they come off with little effors, instead of fighting rusted bolts. You give up some, but gain a ton more.
     
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    I will definately be doing this. I replaced my rear shocks, 4 hours just because I didn't torch them off! AND the car hadn't seen salt before!
     

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