I live in GA and there are a LOT of pine trees .
Fortunately , there are none on our acre of land and if anyone has any ,
cut 'em down !
You have the right idea , if you ever do get this stuff on your vehicle ,
the idea is to try and get it off before too long .
You should try using very warm water when you wash , and most
do-it-yourself places use heated water anyway .
good wax will keep it from setting in as well .
At 07:25 PM 5/8/99 -0700, you wrote:
>
>Howdy from Flagstaff, AZ. Drove from San Diego to
>Flagstaff Friday morning. 7.5 hours with stops. I brought gas (10
>gallons) with the RT as I wasn't sure of the range. Managed 289 miles
>on the 22 gallons (plus reserve... I pulled over and put 10 gallons in
>via gas cans before I ran empty). Managed 15.03 mpg on the first 160
>miles (70 mph on cruise), and 15.2 mpg running 75, some traffic through
>Phoenix, and then 85-90 up the grade (going with the flow).
>
>Went the local Dodge dealership to check out if they had RT's like
>before. They had one solar RT Club cab like ours... pretty weird since
>it's a small dealership. Then later saw the same truck on the road, so
>I guess somebody already owns it.
>
>PROBLEM: I am parked under about 20 100' pine trees with the YELLOW
>RT, and I've got pine sap all over the truck!! ARGGHH!!! I am heading
>down to the local do it your self car wash, and see if I can get this
>crap off before it bakes driving through 100F + temps tomorrow on the
>way home. Anyone else ever deal with this?
>
>Sam '99 RT x 2
>
>BTW: Gas is $1.339 here... should have brought more gas cans to take
>home!! He He
>
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