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Old 08-29-2008, 04:30 AM   #1
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Default :( the hurricanes coming

well Gustav's on its way, im in New Orleans, and sadly, the ti will be the one left behind if we evacuate.

this is a sad day, i really don't want this thing to hit.
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Old 08-29-2008, 04:37 AM   #2
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Damn dude...George Bush hates TIs too?
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Old 08-29-2008, 04:40 AM   #3
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its really not Bush's fault for the levees, its the politicians down here, their all screwed up except Bobby Jindal.
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Old 08-29-2008, 01:53 PM   #4
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I hear ya, be safe!
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Old 08-29-2008, 02:29 PM   #5
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Take care of yourself, a car is just a car and can be replaced. I know you have put some serious work into that ti and hopefully it will make it through the storm.
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damn, hope nothing bad happens to the ti, good luck with it
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dude if you have some jack stands or a lift since you have a garage put the ti up on it!


even putting it on some nice good sized jacks!
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If you have to evacuate, can't you just drive your Ti to a safe place?
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If you have to evacuate, can't you just drive your Ti to a safe place?
That's what I was thinking
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I think he's got another car, it's prolly bigger so he can take more stuff. I guess that's why he's leaving his Ti.
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dude if you have some jack stands or a lift since you have a garage put the ti up on it!


even putting it on some nice good sized jacks!
If they get hit again with a cat3 or higher storm, a few inches on jack stands won't make a difference if it is going to flood.

Stay safe minicoop, while I love being in a tropical storm, the really big ones can be scary. I've not been through a sustained cat3 before and I've been through probably 12-14 storms. I've also usually been above sea level, so the surge was not an issue even though I've been in storms pretty close to the beach before.
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thanks to everyone, and yeah, my dad said it will be going on our lift at our shop, which goes up to 8 foot, so itll give me a little better feeling.

we arent driving it because my mom drives a e32 750il and my dad drives a e38 740il, mine is wayyyyyy smaller, and i cant drive i without an adult because i only have my permit.
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i forgot you were 15. But lets just hope your Ti doesn't get flooded.
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mine is wayyyyyy smaller
not to mention theirs are prolly wayyyyyy more expensive
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Old 08-31-2008, 01:19 AM   #15
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not to mention theirs are prolly wayyyyyy more expensive
haha yeah, they are, my moms e32 750 has the stage 3 dinan package.

and my dads 740 has a dinan chip in the engine, tranny, and a free-flow exhaust with engine and emissions brain reprogrograming.
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