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Thread: Dallas Morning News 12/26/06

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12-31-2006, 04:23 PM

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RUN ROD RUN

Miss March 2011

Join Date: Apr 2006

Location: Camarillo, CA.

Posts: 25,123

My SSR:
2004 Custom Two Tone

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mueggelhopper

So lets say that you have your SSR, 62 Corvette, 68 Charger R/T, 62Ferrari 250 and 66 911 all parked down there on the turntable. Then the rains come. Then the power goes out. The battery back up cant keep up. They are all flooded and ruined. No Thanks! Ground level or above for me please. I have lived through some floods and they are no place for any vehicle that you would like to keep.

I'm sure somebody with that kind of money invested in cars will have a generator in place was well as plan B, C and D in case of floods.

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