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I wouldn't have thought that about Colorado, so thanks for the tip! I have a good buddy in Denver who could be a vital cog in this process.
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Yea a dealer by me brings trucks from Colorado. Some very nice rust free stuff.
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If they only use sand on their roads it shouldn't be as bad as states that use salt. The wet sand can get into places and sit there corroding from inside out. Still doesn't have nearly the corroding affect that salt does.
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