Can't upgrade what disintegrates into dust. Salt is a much more powerful electrolyte than water. It rusts steel faster and it sticks to metal. Salt exposure can quickly render a car into a unsafe rust bucket .
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I agree with driving it, the 87 442 I bought new, I drove everyday, and I'm in NE Ohio, a lot of salt on the roads, it did rust out, but I had 250,000 miles on it by then, and the only reason I got rid of it then was the timing chain jumped time, so I parted it out, as the body was pretty badly rusted. Now I bought another 87 442 last year, and I have not been driving it much as I want to. I need to replace the 1/4 panels and rocker panels, already have the 1/4's hanging in the garage waiting to be put on.
Mark
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I do understand what you guys are saying about salt. Thats why i corrected myself saying maybe not snow lol. Thats what i have a beat up Corsica for with no paint left to be a salt pusher.
But the saying goes drive em till the wheels fall off. Then you put em back on and do it again
But the saying goes drive em till the wheels fall off. Then you put em back on and do it again
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