It was getting dirty, but it was too cold to wash it (as in, it will freeze shut and I can't open the doors), so I had to squeege off the windows and the lights so that I could see my way to and from work, seeing as it is dark both ways.



It was unintentional, but made me chuckle so I thought I would share.

buy some vinyl by the foot from me @ http://jmdecals.com/store/index.php?act=viewCat&catId=4 and put on some eyelids

i think you have some crud in youre eye there and on the hoood and bumper

Good lord...were you following the salt truck?

winter is boring

winter is only boring if you don't have a snowmobile ^^^

omg poor J

theres a visine for that

needs some rusteeze bumper ointment.



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bubsy wrote:theres a visine for that

lol

Its been a long time since I seen a Cav that dirty.

Reason why they make car washes with big blow dryers or the people who hand dry them


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Cavalier2000 wrote:Reason why they make car washes with big blow dryers or the people who hand dry them

Yup.. touchless car washes do wonders in cold weather.

Joey Baggs (JCE Designs) wrote:

bubsy wrote:theres a visine for that

lol

+1

Thats not dirty at all. There are cars around here and you cant even tell what color it is!

i wouldnt take it to a touchless, they hurt your car more than do it good.

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CorKey wrote:i wouldnt take it to a touchless, they hurt your car more than do it good.

explain...

Eternal wrote:

CorKey wrote:i wouldnt take it to a touchless, they hurt your car more than do it good.

explain...

very high pressure water + stone chips/chipped paint = some more paint peeling off



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Eternal wrote:Its been a long time since I seen a Cav that dirty.

I've seen worst ! :

My old cavy last winter just before I blew the head

Slide81 wrote:Good lord...were you following the salt truck?

No, I wasn't following a salt truck. We don't use salt here. That's just road grime from having snow on the way to work in the morning, and messy wet roads on the way home for a few days. I washed it on Sunday, and that is probably what caused it to snow. (Stupid Murphy's Law).

bubsy wrote:theres a visine for that

LOL!

For all of you guys who have never seen a Cavy that dirty, where do you live? Have you ever even seen snow? lol. Man, I need to move somewhere that my car would never get dirty. I would have to wash my car every single day, and that is just not worth wasting the time or the money on. I try to wash it once a week, but (as mentioned in the original post), if it is too cold, I can't wash it because it would freeze shut.

The01Cav wrote:needs some rusteeze bumper ointment.

lmao, did no one else catch that?





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