Re: [DML] Driving DMC on salted roads

[Adam Troy <abtphd@xxxxxxxxx>]

I think that's a little harsh. These cars were made to be driven not sit in garages. The early Delorean World magazines featured winter driving on many occasions, and the the ski rack/adapter was an original optional accessory. I think its our job to figure out how to customize the D as necessary so that it can withstand and thrive in modern conditions as necessary.

Adam

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On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 10:48 AM, <djdanwilson@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

 

Plasti dip? How about you plasti dip your undercarriage, drive it on salt for a winter or two and let the rest of us know what happens. I know one absolute sure-fire way to guarantee that road salt will not affect your car, and that is to never ever drive on it. It's working for me. Bottom line is it's your car. Experiment with all the plasti dips, sacrificial anodes and voodoo you want. If your car is damaged you can take the financial hit and go and find another D if things don't work out as you hope. Dan W. VIN 16192

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