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A little bit of water can be good for the off-road diet of the G from time to time. Every once in a while we get some rain in the desert here in AZ....
how do you clean the under carriage afterwards. Or you don’t do it?
how do you clean the under carriage afterwards. Or you don’t do it?
Depending on how messy I've gotten, I'll either use a hose, or the pressure washer on a lower setting. I make sure to rinse off everything underneath regardless of how dirty it does or doesn't look. Despite various water crossings and even some beach driving, it still looks super clean underneath without a hint of rust. Not sure whether it's the cleaning, or the dry Sonoran Desert climate, but so far so good.
Quick road trip up to the Mt Baker area of Washington. Looks like we just missed the comfortable camping season, but did some nice scouting and going to have some adventures come next Spring.
I do love going through small country towns and having everyone break their necks to check out the truck.
Quick road trip up to the Mt Baker area of Washington. Looks like we just missed the comfortable camping season, but did some nice scouting and going to have some adventures come next Spring.
I do love going through small country towns and having everyone break their necks to check out the truck.
Might I suggest to the Forum administrator that a special section be setup for posting photos that provides easier indexing and less redundancy? Nobody wants to scroll through the same photos a dozen times only to see "nice wheels" or "killer roof rack" reply posts.
Mercedes SLR McLaren 722 S Is Extremely Rare Example Modified by McLaren
Slideshow: A one-of-one U.S.-spec Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Roadster became even rarer after a factory-backed transformation at McLaren's headquarters.
