Road salt and the F150 don't mix
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From: Clayton, NC
Originally Posted by tardman91
Boy am I glad I live in the South.
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From: New Port Richey, FL
Originally Posted by StuckInMuck
FL isn't really "the south". Yes south on the map however regarding history no. FL really is like an overflow state for new york
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From: Ky/Va Mountains
Originally Posted by trytokeepup
Ryan, thats nothing.....
Combination of road salt and gravel roads after thawing....Its sad you cant even tell its a 2 tone. :o
Combination of road salt and gravel roads after thawing....Its sad you cant even tell its a 2 tone. :o
Oh, that hurts. We better get out and clean these things up.
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From: in a van down by the river
Hey i gotta ask you...what do you think about my handels? I kinda like how you did yours. Think that would look all right on mine? It seems having the buckets chromed is almost too much chrome for it. I thought about taking the buckets off and getting them painted and just leaving my chrome handel on for now. What do you think?
Oh yeah, after those dirty pictures i gave her a good cleaning. I had that salt corrosion on alot of my chrome. The bed rails took some polishing as well as the tips. Stainless steel or not, they still get that crap on it. This picture is after i had it waxed...
Oh yeah, after those dirty pictures i gave her a good cleaning. I had that salt corrosion on alot of my chrome. The bed rails took some polishing as well as the tips. Stainless steel or not, they still get that crap on it. This picture is after i had it waxed...
