Photos: Corvette C6 comes to Grants Pass, OR

No, but it gets water spots.
TF
04 C5 Coupe, Silver/Black, AUTO

"Joel Jacobs" > wrote in message
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> "TF" > wrote in message
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> > Why isn't that car in the showroom, btw?
> > Looks like it's raining there, or could.
>
> Contrary to the opinion of many people a Corvette will not melt if it gets
> rained on. It's just a car.
>
> Joel Jacobs
> '61 - bought new
> '89 - bought new
> ' 91- bought new
> '95 - bought new
> '94 - bought used
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> No, but it gets water spots.

Well, no, it probably doesn't. If it only sprinkles the moisture will mix
with the dust on the car and give rain spots. But, generally, water spots
come from lime or calcium deposits in water from when you wash the car in a
car wash (unfiltered) or with a hose.

When that happens - should the deposits end up on the car - a terry towel
with a bit of white vinegar and some distilled water dashed upon it will
take care of the "water spots" quite nicely.

Some of us are anal enough to actually wash our cars daily - twice daily -
if need be.

> No, but it gets water spots.

Well, no, it probably doesn't. If it only sprinkles the moisture will mix
with the dust on the car and give rain spots. But, generally, water spots
come from lime or calcium deposits in water from when you wash the car in a
car wash (unfiltered) or with a hose.

When that happens - should the deposits end up on the car - a terry towel
with a bit of white vinegar and some distilled water dashed upon it will
take care of the "water spots" quite nicely.

Some of us are anal enough to actually wash our cars daily - twice daily -
if need be.

"Joel Jacobs" > wrote in message
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> > No, but it gets water spots.
>
> Well, no, it probably doesn't. If it only sprinkles the moisture will mix
> with the dust on the car and give rain spots. But, generally, water spots
> come from lime or calcium deposits in water from when you wash the car in
a
> car wash (unfiltered) or with a hose.
>
> When that happens - should the deposits end up on the car - a terry towel
> with a bit of white vinegar and some distilled water dashed upon it will
> take care of the "water spots" quite nicely.
>
> Some of us are anal enough to actually wash our cars daily - twice daily -
> if need be.

I did that, even three times one day, but got tired of it.
I work all the time and when I'm not working, I have other work
Time thing...
TF

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"Joel Jacobs" > wrote in message
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> > No, but it gets water spots.
>
> Well, no, it probably doesn't. If it only sprinkles the moisture will mix
> with the dust on the car and give rain spots. But, generally, water spots
> come from lime or calcium deposits in water from when you wash the car in
a
> car wash (unfiltered) or with a hose.
>
> When that happens - should the deposits end up on the car - a terry towel
> with a bit of white vinegar and some distilled water dashed upon it will
> take care of the "water spots" quite nicely.
>
> Some of us are anal enough to actually wash our cars daily - twice daily -
> if need be.

I did that, even three times one day, but got tired of it.
I work all the time and when I'm not working, I have other work
Time thing...
TF

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>Why isn't that car in the showroom, btw?
>Looks like it's raining there, or could.

Rain in Oregon? Tell me it's not so!

Rob
78 and 96 Coupes
Oregon native transplanted to warmth (Florida)

>Why isn't that car in the showroom, btw?
>Looks like it's raining there, or could.

Rain in Oregon? Tell me it's not so!

Rob
78 and 96 Coupes
Oregon native transplanted to warmth (Florida)

I moved from 4 seasons to Oregon...just West of Portland.
Where in FL?

"Scubabix" > wrote in message
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> >Why isn't that car in the showroom, btw?
> >Looks like it's raining there, or could.
>
> Rain in Oregon? Tell me it's not so!
>
> Rob
> 78 and 96 Coupes
> Oregon native transplanted to warmth (Florida)
>
>

I moved from 4 seasons to Oregon...just West of Portland.
Where in FL?

"Scubabix" > wrote in message
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> >Why isn't that car in the showroom, btw?
> >Looks like it's raining there, or could.
>
> Rain in Oregon? Tell me it's not so!
>
> Rob
> 78 and 96 Coupes
> Oregon native transplanted to warmth (Florida)
>
>

Oops, sorry, that is PA == 4 seasons, Portland == 2.
TF

"TF" > wrote in message ...
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> I moved from 4 seasons to Oregon...just West of Portland.
> Where in FL?
>
> "Scubabix" > wrote in message
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> > >Why isn't that car in the showroom, btw?
> > >Looks like it's raining there, or could.
> >
> > Rain in Oregon? Tell me it's not so!
> >
> > Rob
> > 78 and 96 Coupes
> > Oregon native transplanted to warmth (Florida)
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