good move...

in my experience, if heavier than it's been for many years wind comes though, limbs take flight...

It happens at my plan every few years. The trees get tested for wind tolerance and bad things happen.

good luck Matt!

 

After having lived through both Charlie and Wilma in Naples, FL I can assure you that the potential for that scenario, and the damage it can cause, is real. No way I would leave a car (or anything of value) outside in that. As Mark pointed out the fact that there hasn't been a storm in the area in quite a few years only adds to the risk. You're smart to wait it out elsewhere.

 

So I will no longer be the center of attention....crap.

couple of things to be prepared for:

1. For the first few days you are going to be telling yourself...."this is too loud". Maybe a little self conscious. but then someone is going say something about how awesome the car sounds and that is the last you will ever worry about it

2. You will learn to shift out of the 2700-2900 rpm range on the highway...trust me.

3. Can be a pain to keep clean...lotta elbow grease needed to keep the tarnish off.

4. Your neighbors will learn to accept it.....

 

Good news, storm winds forecast to weaken to tropical storm instead of hurricane. Even better, secured garage space and a generator, so we won't wake up to a disaster tomorrow...

Thanks Doug (DC from Cape Cod) for looking out for us and trying to find garage space.

Best,

Matt

 

Glad to hear it - I will try to post pics later.