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i may or may not have driven over a few fire pit before while setting up lolI like the look....
I'm not being snarky, but I can't resist, it looks like you drove over a campfire...
that's not boogie rated!Might have to one-up you @boogielander. LOL
Not sure if it’ll fit my Limited though.
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"Some assembly required" I thinkMight have to one-up you @boogielander. LOL
Not sure if it’ll fit my Limited though.
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Same. Long for the days gone by when they used sand more. Salt eats our vehicles so fast here, even with undercoating.
It's awful. I try to drive my beater in the winter as much as possible and leave my truck in the driveway, but we had to do some long distance traveling last two weekends in the remnants of the Buffalo snow storm.
I live in Upstate NY and use Krown. Typically get it done twice a year but after winter, I get the Krown salt bath before application.
Since I park it in heated garage, regular automatic car washes throughout winter. Then when weather warms up and rain cleans the road, I will do a very thorough wash in my driveway getting up under the truck and inside frame rails. Will pull rear wheel liners and clean behind them as well
I want a heated garage......
In IL it usually gets worse towards end of season because they need to use it all to keep their budget the same it seems. They will dump the crap out of salt towards the end.
It's very nice. I had to add the heater after we moved in, but the garage itself was finished with insulated walls/ceiling. I usually keep heater set around 50 degrees. Will crank it up to 70 if I'm going to be working in the garage.
We don't get much salt here, but this is what I do. My garage is heated/cooled and I do a thorough wash/detail when the weather clears up.
I actually go glamping with a 38’ diesel pusher RV with 2 slides, but I couldn’t help but notice the spiral staircase to the upper deck. That’s definitely next level!"Some assembly required" I think
Not quite a clamshell popup - but looks amazing when set up nonetheless !
Almost think there should be a trailer in the picture somewhere - to haul all that stuff when it's collapsed down !
There is a local start up company here called Gottsch's Goo that does undercoated with his own proprietary stuff. They do a complete pressure wash power clean under the vehicle and spray out frame rails before applying the coating, which is said to be good for 18 months. I never got around to scheduling an appointment before snow hit. But probably something I will get done this year.
