VA beach folks
It isn't paid in full - maybe I should have said "contracted on it yesterday". I wouldn't have purchased GAP if I stroked a full check for the car.
Back to the weather: it is nice down here now. A slight breeze, about 73 degrees, a tad overcast - but it looks like it may be a fun driving day tomorrow
.......hopefully my plans with Skip will stick.
Back to the weather: it is nice down here now. A slight breeze, about 73 degrees, a tad overcast - but it looks like it may be a fun driving day tomorrow
.......hopefully my plans with Skip will stick.
The flooding was a huge headache for me actually, although I would agree with Alex that sometimes the media blows it out of proportion.
Anyway, this was my first major storm here in my current house as I've lived here only about 13 months. Even though I've lived in VB practically all my life, I never lived where it flooded really badly. But here in the Tallwood area it flooded like a mofo. My wife actually tried to drive out of our neighborhood to go to work this morning, and she hit a puddle so huge (more like a lake) that her car shut off. I was sure the car was hydrolocked. I had to push it in the pouring rain to higher ground, then push it back to our house when the rain stopped and the floodwaters went down. After checking the plugs, airbox, etc and letting things dry out a bit, it fired up just fine. The radio in the car isn't working though, and of course the whole interior is pretty soaked.
Long story short, the weather actually was an issue.
Anyway, this was my first major storm here in my current house as I've lived here only about 13 months. Even though I've lived in VB practically all my life, I never lived where it flooded really badly. But here in the Tallwood area it flooded like a mofo. My wife actually tried to drive out of our neighborhood to go to work this morning, and she hit a puddle so huge (more like a lake) that her car shut off. I was sure the car was hydrolocked. I had to push it in the pouring rain to higher ground, then push it back to our house when the rain stopped and the floodwaters went down. After checking the plugs, airbox, etc and letting things dry out a bit, it fired up just fine. The radio in the car isn't working though, and of course the whole interior is pretty soaked.
Long story short, the weather actually was an issue.
Originally Posted by Poindexter,Sep 1 2006, 08:11 PM
Sorry to hear that Kevin. Is it bad enough to make an insurance claim? If the interior is super wet, they may total the car.
I think (hope) it'll be just fine, as I really wasn't planning to buy another car just yet.
My street was flooded pretty bad. I couldn't even pull my S out of my driveway. So she stayed nice and dry in her garage yesterday.
I ended up driving the pathfinder yesterday. Princess Anne was jacked up. I drove by 4 or 5 abandoned/flooded cars.
Cleveland St was flooded so badly, at one point I felt the front end of the pathfinder start to float
. In some areas, flooding was horrible, in others it wasn't so bad.
I ended up driving the pathfinder yesterday. Princess Anne was jacked up. I drove by 4 or 5 abandoned/flooded cars.
Cleveland St was flooded so badly, at one point I felt the front end of the pathfinder start to float
. In some areas, flooding was horrible, in others it wasn't so bad.







sorry bro