My folks moved from Minnesota to Arizona when I was a baby in the early 60s, never had any salt damage since.
The 57 Plymouth wagon we had when I was little had plenty of rust, they sold it off pretty quickly after moving down.
I think you'll find the marketing guys did marketing surveys and discovered they could make more money by offering larger wheels, which are "trendy".
Apparently they were right. Look how much extra they get for 22s on a new vehicle.
We can argue that they improve performance...well, they...
my ten speed has buttons, no column shifter. If you want to find out, look under the truck, see if there's a mechanical linkage. It would stick out the side, just above the pan rail, near the front.
I doubt it.
AC Delco has not been OEM parts for a long time now...
My 22 is a year and a half old, but it gets parked inside most of the time. And not under trees. That probably helps keep the wipers working great
I'm learning all kinds of new stuff..... it takes two adapters to make an aftermarket wiper blade fit a new car. I guess I'll stick with OEM, and be thankful I live somewhere cold where they last for a long time.
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