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Old 12-06-2002, 11:40 AM   #1
TwiLighTBluEGT
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Default Best way to remove salt from car

I have to drive my car off and on this winter and I was wondering what would be the best way to remove all the sand and salt that will problably get all over it. Is it ok just to hose it all of? Because I heard that salt eats away at the metal more when the car is wet. Also, if I drive my car through one New England winter, will it hurt my car that much? Next year I will buy a beater, but I cannot afford it right now.
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1991 Mustang GT Conv: 58,000 original miles, 2nd owner.

Engine: FMS 65mm tb/spacer, C&L 73mm maf, MAC cai.

Drivetrain: Built AOD w/ Edge 2800rpm lockup converter, hardened 3-4 inner shaft, Trans-Go shift kit, B&M supercooler, FMS 3.73 gears & aluminum d/s, rebuilt traction lock.

Exhaust: BBK unequal length shorty headers, BBK o/r h-pipe, Flowmaster 2 chamber mufflers.

Chassis/suspension/brakes: Kenny Brown supersubs.

The rest is stock.
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