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11/11/08, 03:23 PM

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Maybe we should start calling you SkidMark.

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11/11/08, 03:50 PM

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Skid Marks, That’s plural.

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11/11/08, 04:07 PM

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Cool setup Nathan. Does the trunk lid rattle like a son of a biscuit or what?

I don't know. My battery is dead from leaving my lights on for too long yesterday.

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11/11/08, 04:09 PM

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Well that bites.

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11/11/08, 04:13 PM

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I'll figure something out tomorrow. Last year it died from leaving the radio (amp) on too long, and it started right up the next day. So fingers crossed!! I really need to wash it tomorrow before it snows this weekend. Does anyone know if it's ok to wax when it's in the 30s?

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11/11/08, 04:19 PM

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I would think not. I know I wouldn't do it. You can pull it into the garage if possible and wax it there. Obviously it won't be 30 in the garage like it would be outside. Plus the humidity is a factor. I hate waxing the car in high humidity. Give me a dry 60 degree day and that would yield an awesome wax job.

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11/11/08, 04:21 PM

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Inside a garage maybe. Use the Turtle wax Ice. It'll go on easier but might not all come off in the cold. But at least it will be on there to protect.

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11/11/08, 04:21 PM

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I would wash it outside quick, and then dry and wax it inside. Maybe I won't. I just wish I lived somewhere warm.

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11/11/08, 04:22 PM

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I have either Meguiars wax as you dry or Meguiars gold class.

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11/11/08, 04:26 PM

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Coat that car down good before the salt fly's. I did mine one last time late last year just for rust prevention.
Rocker Pannels, Rims, wheel wells. under body.
Its going to get warmer for a short spell. 40's i think, Do EEET for piece of mind.

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11/11/08, 04:29 PM

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I'm not driving it this year. I'm gonna put her away after I clean her up good. Is it really gonna warm up again? It's supposed to be in the upper 20s next week.