Can I ask what your granddad's next door neighbor does with his camel dung - just curious.
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Can I ask what your granddad's next door neighbor does with his camel dung - just curious.
There really isn't that much under a D2 that is going to rust up badly in 6-8 weeks unless that is you are planning to park in in the water.
I think you are overthinking this, Just enjoy your holiday and give the truck a good washing down when you get home.
I have spent weeks at a time on fishing trips launching the boat and driving on the beach /coast and my d2a hasn't got any rust in it or under it.
Got to agree with this. Just get out and enjoy it and give it a good wash when you get home.Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
Just make sure you flush the chassis rails thoroughly to get any sand out when you wash it underneath.
It's a family site... just take it as read that Grand dad and his camel are.... "Close". [bigsmile][bigsmile][bigsmile]
QUOTE=DiscoMick;2810462]Can I ask what your granddad's next door neighbor does with his camel dung - just curious.[/QUOTE]
Whatever it is, I think he's on to something, as I've never seen a rusted camel.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
I had my D3's under-body treated by the Brisbane company that does the tour buses for Fraser Is.
I'm trending this way! It's done a lot of beach work. Up to six or seven days. I stay out of the Salty water.Quote:
Originally Posted by cjc_td5
Still... It's a valuable car (Just put a terrafirma rear bar and new ACE rams in it... getting new BFG AT soon too).
My dad used to squirt WD40 all over his Nissan and boat trailer. Lasted years.... I have been doing that for a long time and Might just stick to it.
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Big bottle of Lanolin and a spray bottle sounds the go.