jd2cyl1943
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38 Sears Roebuck
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It happens
Richard G.
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That's hilarious.
So glad they don't use much of that salt down here in SC.
They use some though.
So glad they don't use much of that salt down here in SC.
They use some though.
Sleufoot
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- Location
- Moorhead, Mn.
That would be what happens here in Minnesnowta! Tom
in Mn
in Mn
Bob Bancroft
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- Location
- Aurora NY
Now that's not right. The wheels shouldn't be there! If the tires were just lying there, with a little upholstery, I could
believe it!
believe it!
mdm1
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- Location
- Onalaska,WI
Looks like a 72 Chevy I had. My son would slam the doors and watch the rust fall off!
Janicholson
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Needs tow in and camber alignment.
Bruce from Can.
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- Location
- Woodville, Ontario, Canada
NY truck Bob ?
Kow Farmer
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Looks like a truck from Minnesnowta. Lol.
Kow Farmer
Kow Farmer
Rich'sToys
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- Location
- Southern MN
That's not rust! That's just a good job of camouflage!
OP
OP
jd2cyl1943
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- Location
- Bemidji, MN
Maybe the guy invented invisibility spray! :lol:
Johnnypopper
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- Location
- Michigan
Michigan too.
teddy52food
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In Mn. my son was driving his 86 Dodge pickup when he felt the cab move when using the
brakes. He quit driving it.
brakes. He quit driving it.
The last decade or so they have gone to using some liquid version here that is just terrible rusting up
everything here in Minnesota.
As well they have gone to grinding in rumble strips for the center line of the road. These little divots hold
the salt water all winter long, keeping a fresh supply of liquid spray resetting the road every single day
keeping the white crusty chemical spraying your vehicle on every mile you drive in winter.
Its really gotten bad.
Paul
everything here in Minnesota.
As well they have gone to grinding in rumble strips for the center line of the road. These little divots hold
the salt water all winter long, keeping a fresh supply of liquid spray resetting the road every single day
keeping the white crusty chemical spraying your vehicle on every mile you drive in winter.
Its really gotten bad.
Paul
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