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So this weekend I drove up to Virginia to visit family. I washed my car 2 days ago because it was 60 degrees. Well somehow yesterday it snowed. I'm from
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Salt on the roads
So this weekend I drove up to Virginia to visit family. I washed my car 2 days ago because it was 60 degrees. Well somehow yesterday it snowed. I'm from Indiana so I'm used to snow, but I've never really had to worry about the salt on the roads because I drove my sentra. Virginia dot is retarded and dumped a bunch of salt on the roads for an inch of snow. I have to leave today to drive back to north Carolina. I pretty much have no choice but to drive through the salt. Do you guys have advice? Anything I should do when I get back to nc? I dont really have any ramps or lifts to put it up on to wash underneath. Should I even be worried about it?
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