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Old 11-02-2009, 08:09 PM   #61
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It's because you, and everything you own, are impervious to cold and wintry conditions.


It gets cold here (down to around 5* or so) but we dont have snow and ice all winter. Its still a good idea to be prepared and keep up with regular maintenance whether youve made it this far without a problem or not.
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Old 11-05-2009, 03:00 AM   #62
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lol I dunno about that. The rope idea is a good one. I DID NOT drive the Denali this day.




Albany is famous for that ice storm shit, the day I bought my C3 at Albany Dodge, it was encased with that much ice. We've only had one or two that bad up north.
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Old 11-05-2009, 09:00 PM   #63
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My hood deflector goes on for winter. All the sand and shit they dump on the roads here do a number on the hd hoods. 2 bags of tubesand in the bed and i'm good to go. I wax my truck one last time before the snow flies and it doesnt see soap again til spring. Top and bottom rinses at the carwash every other day or so never hurt either.
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I'm ready. Though I HATE winters here in MO. I'm sure it's not as bad here as some of you folks get but I just hate it.

I got my stockers on now and will give the truck a detail job this weekend. Make that shit slick to prevent sticking

Thanks for all the tips *cheers*
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