washed her today.pictures
The more I look at your car, the less sure I am whether it's black or blue. However, after having both black and dark blue vettes, we all know the countdown to dusty is very short:
5-4-3-2...
Nice wheels, car, house, and neighborhood. But, the neighborhood has green trees and ugly grass. Is it something about GA lawns? Around here, everyones grass is green and the trees are just starting to fill in.
5-4-3-2...
Nice wheels, car, house, and neighborhood. But, the neighborhood has green trees and ugly grass. Is it something about GA lawns? Around here, everyones grass is green and the trees are just starting to fill in.
The grass is dormant bermuda. Will green up nicely when its stays at least 68 or so over night, takes intense full sun, and does not need much water over a hot summer.
Great looking car. Looks navy blue to me
Great looking car. Looks navy blue to me
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i spent a couple of years at luke AFB in the middle 70's,dust and more dust.i had a dark blue 1969 dodge charger rt 440 mag and i washed it almost every day.
Last edited by jimbosr1; May 17, 2011 at 05:44 PM.
I live in the Phoenix area and don't consider it to be a environmental problem. Don't see a lot of dust (it's been cleaned up a lot in the last decade). Doesn't rain much, no ice, snow, salt, etc to deal with. I consider it to be one of the better places in the U.S. to own and maintain a car. Only real problem I see is the mud rains (dirt storm followed immediately with a shower) which occurs quite a bit in the summer during the monsoon season. They almost always occur on the way home from work. But, being retired that doesn't bother me now! Love it here.
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