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Is that under the truck!?

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It's great that people have the funds to evacuate but not everyone does. For Katrina my mother and I stayed in my sister's one bedrooms apartment in another part of the state for three weeks. For Ivan, empty nester friends had space for me, wife & two kids in Al for two weeks.

I live in NEW ORLEANS. Any other assumptions?

Won't happen that quickly

Spoken like someone who never went through a natural disaster.

Don't total it until you try to start it. My Civic has had water to the seat rails more than once (New Orleans) it stunk and ran. Just needed time to clean carpets and let it dry out. For H. Katrina the water went over the roof of our CRX Si. Feel ya

What ever you do find a appropriate voltage timer so it's not being heated all night $$

In theory yes but they would have to use sacrificial bolts to protect threaded holes THEN reinstall hardware. They should have asked, probably more $.

Good luck or get out! If the water or wind doesn't get to you or your property it's the w/o electricity for a week plus that's the issue. (From New Orleans).

The only litigious claim I could imagine is someone getting rear-ended or jostled to injury. In other words: No death, no fix

Windshield sun blocker!!

Depends on where you live. Down here it's too hot and rainy. If you do get it condition the seal every year. We have one on the sedan and I cut a sheet of foam to fit between the glass and headliner cover for the heat.

Did your DP come in? Pics please

Well said and well written. Our early Miata's oil filter was placed where only a three fingered teenager could change. I installed a remote locator (firewall),much easier and held 1/2quart more oil.

A UTube instructional of a F150 owner using a short jump wire in the back of the switch. Basically tucks into two spots that the comp reads as you push the button. In this video it's a permanent fix. I suppose an on/off rocker could be installed inline.

Most aftermarket, direct exchange are not good for distance. Most people exchange over to LEDs, face them and see the increase in brightness. If you face out you'll see their isn't an increase in distance illumination. I want to use my reverse lights for distance. All my marker and indicator are...

LED are great for indicator and trim lighting but is the incorrect wave length for distance. Not all but most. I'd mount a couple of halogens for real visibility!

You mean the front? Is it high pitched? I do plan on getting a hybrid. I've installed sound absorbing material in almost all cars we've owned. Boysenberry or mehaw jam👍

Visible bumper is a facia, not your typical work truck.