Washing race car

[06Tireman]

where are you going to be racing next season???

[W2Racing09]

western iowa 15 miles from Omaha Nebraska.

McClelland iowa is my town. one house here for sale 250k it needs everything done to it its a 1900 vintage with a bunch of shody work on it. neighbors 2000 home sold for 165, its a 1100 sq ft, starter home.

Newer houses around here on half to 3\4 acre lots are 350k.

If your willing to live in some po dunk town in Iowa where the only shopping choice you have is a wal mart a hour away, sure you can buy some land.. what youll do out there for a job or income is beyond me and if you've got a wife that wants to ever go to a mall you better be looking elsewhere.

my shop is behind my house just like yours, the water isn't going to get to the street unless your out there for hours.

I can telecommute for my job for the most part, if I lived that far away I wouldn't have much of a choice. (I work in an office)

Well its good to know that washing in the driveway might be an option. I'll give it a shot at the very least.

Thanks for the advice
Jeff.

[drtrkr244]

We always scrape the mud off before we leave the track. Our tracks are usually dry slick by feature time and very little mud is on the car.

Also, pressure washers use very little water. I don't think you'll have any problems.