cpaxson

Thanks everyone, for the advice and kind words. Coin wash is kind of what I'd been doing, trucking my Adams bucket, grit guard and shampoo with me. Kind of like Adam said in his video on winter washing... it's kind of theraputic. Thanks again, Charles

OUCH! Didn't see the thread that posted around the same time I posted mine. Sorry about that. Can't figure out how to delete this one. Charles

OK, OK..... before you even start to think about flaming me for driving a Corvette in the winter in Michigan....... I'm 67 and I have a terminal condition. Having owned three Corvettes in my youth, I thought I deserved a toy for all the crap I've been through the last couple of years so I brought a 2001 Convertible. Now, with a limited time left to drive and enjoy, storing this car for the winter just ain't gonna happen. That being said, I'm after some good advice on how to make the best of a bad situation. While I do not take this thing out in the snow, there's no escaping the fact that MI lays down some serious salt and there's no getting around the fact that some is going to get on the car. I can do the two bucket wash, etc., etc., (and do). I can follow all the Adam's tips and the Junkman's videos but there's nothing that specifically addresses this problem. So..... what are your recommendations for the best way to tackle the salt that will get on the underbody? I don't have access to a lift and so far, I've been taking the car to one of those self-spray car washes and hitting the underside the best I could but I'm sure there's a better way. Thanks, Charles