How NOT to protect your car from a hurricane
Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 10:26 pm
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How NOT to protect your car from a hurricane
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Re: How NOT to protect your car from a hurricane
Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 11:11 pm
This is your indoctorination to the red neck lifestyle Eric. If house trailers have tie-downs why not Buicks?
Re: How NOT to protect your car from a hurricane
Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 11:17 pm
As long as the car doesn't become a kite... 
Re: How NOT to protect your car from a hurricane
Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 12:09 am
where did you get a picture of my car?
Re: How NOT to protect your car from a hurricane
Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 12:20 am
Just remembered an old joke.
Phone rings.
"Hi, did you hear I bought a new car yesterday?"
"Cool. What does it look like?"
"You can check it out yourself, it should be flying by your window right about now..."
Phone rings.
"Hi, did you hear I bought a new car yesterday?"
"Cool. What does it look like?"
"You can check it out yourself, it should be flying by your window right about now..."
Re: How NOT to protect your car from a hurricane
Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 12:58 am
Yeah, but most house trailers use something more substantial than a garden hose.Fivetoes wrote:This is your indoctorination to the red neck lifestyle Eric. If house trailers have tie-downs why not Buicks?
Re: How NOT to protect your car from a hurricane
Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 1:22 am
Don't be so sure of that.308Mike wrote:Yeah, but most house trailers use something more substantial than a garden hose.Fivetoes wrote:This is your indoctorination to the red neck lifestyle Eric. If house trailers have tie-downs why not Buicks?
Re: How NOT to protect your car from a hurricane
Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 3:51 am
Ahem, that is a Mercury Grand Marquis, not a Buick Century. During Ike, my Crown Victoria did indeed experience 100+ mph winds and flying debris, but this was largely limited to a 100+ mph headwind resulting from a significant depression of the accelerator pedal while the car was in fourth gear with the engine running, and the debris was limited to every species of insect known to Texas.
Gotta love West-Texas roads, 80 mph limits, and with the Hurricane, a lot of the State Cops were down in the Houston area.
Gotta love West-Texas roads, 80 mph limits, and with the Hurricane, a lot of the State Cops were down in the Houston area.
Re: How NOT to protect your car from a hurricane
Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 4:23 am
esa5444 wrote:Gotta love West-Texas roads, 80 mph limits, and with the Hurricane, a lot of the State Cops were down in the Houston area.
With all the miles and miles of nothingness, after a while you must wonder if you're getting anywhere since so little changes - even at 100+ MPH.
Re: How NOT to protect your car from a hurricane
Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 5:05 am
bump it up to about 160 and a herd of deer will look like a series of white streaks flashing by... dont ask me how i know308Mike wrote:esa5444 wrote:Gotta love West-Texas roads, 80 mph limits, and with the Hurricane, a lot of the State Cops were down in the Houston area.
With all the miles and miles of nothingness, after a while you must wonder if you're getting anywhere since so little changes - even at 100+ MPH.
