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Not a Dump Site But a Wash

Started by Toedtoes, December 30, 2013, 03:37:01 PM

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Toedtoes

I've been told that there is a truck wash at West El Camino Ave and I-5 in Sacramento that will wash and remove oxidation for $1.00 per foot.  I haven't tried them yet, but I'll post a review once I give them a try.  $21 isn't a bad price to pay to not have to wash it myself.
'75 American Clipper Dodge 360 821F; ACOC #3754

Sfine

Truck washes are awesome if you have the time. With two trucks in front of you, you may find yourself waiting a spell .
We stopped at one somewhere near the Arizona California boarder. I was impressed how detailed they were, not just a blow and go either. Even dried it off!  They used some sort of spotless rinse and a liquid wax that shined for weeks like it was buffed.  $25 and a small tip,, I call that cheap, even did the roof!  There was no fancy waiting room with all of the sweet smelling odor hangers for sale, but the ( truck) stuff they did sell was worth seeing, and a wall of tractor trailers photos that would delight any drivers curiosity. Feel like a TEAMO for a moment!!:)
Nothing is worse than a filthy old rig...a clean shiny one no matter what age..is a beautiful thing.
Yes!?
1979 440 Dodge 21' Bunk      #3766
     Murphys, California

Clipper Joe

Hi Steve,
So You Have Used A Truck Wash,
Going To Try One When I Get Real Dirty.

I Have Always Got A Few 5Gallon Buckets Of Soap & Went To Work, Few Hours Later ' Wilson ' Is Squeaky Clean, Then He Tells Me A Little Wax Huh!
Then Few More Hours Later He's Happy  :o :o
Getting Old It Is Getting To Be A Real Big Job For Me.

Will Not Be Able To Make This National Rally In Feb.

But Hope To Meet You All @ Next One For Sure.
Seems Like When You Retire You Have All This Time, Not That Way Something Always Comes Up....  :)

Take Care,
Joe & Denise
ACOC # 3749


1977 Dodge 440  Rear Kitchen
Note: Clipper Sold: (Miss It)
ACOC#3749
Now Own 2002 Class A Diesel Pusher