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Well a model a can be repaired after being in salt water with out much issues unlike new cars that won't even be good parts cars. Did anyone see the article on the flooded McLaren?
 
Their web site says they're closed, of course.

But would you believe Disney World, whom closed also, will not refund your tickets?
 
Well dang, I got hit twiced.....on Daniel Island, SC near Charleston and just before that on Sanibel Island, FL..... how lucky is that?

My '31 Tudor is under cover here in SC though so is OK.
 
This is from the Instagram site for the Edison & Ford Winter Estates.

"We are happy to report that the historic homes of Thomas Edison and Henry Ford, as well as other buildings at the Estates have weathered another hurricane and are in great condition.

The iconic Banyan and Mysore Fig trees also survived the storm. Debris is being cleared from the site and administration is waiting for power to be restored. Once the power is on and the debris is cleared, the site will re-open to the public.

We appreciate the support from our members, sponsors and donors. If you would like to help restore our beautiful gardens, donations can be made at EdisonFord.org (linked in the biography)."

https://www.instagram.com/p/CjQga2LgBry/?hl=en
 
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Historic Winter home of Henry Ford & Thomas Edison escapes major damage in Hurricane Ian
 
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The building codes will have to be updated to reflect the reality of increased frequency and power of storms. One community that was built to withstand severe hurricanes survived with minor damage and no loss of power. The answer is blowing in the wind.

Nice porch on that historic house. No AC back then so sitting on the porch was a thing to do. With some nice iced tea.
 
There is no increased frequency and power of storms.
But this is not the forum to discuss that issue
 
True, but the fire departments haven't any problems putting out 100-year-old car fires like with EV auto fires.
 
burner31 said:
There is no increased frequency and power of storms.
But this is not the forum to discuss that issue
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Yet you bring it up make an argumentative statement and then say we can't discuss it here?
There is plenty of climate data to prove you wrong and also why we sold the house in Naples after Irma, from what I am told by the new owner was flooded this time and last time was light damage.
 
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todd3131 said:
Yet you bring it up make an argumentative statement and then say we can't discuss it here?
There is plenty of climate data to prove you wrong and also why we sold the house in Naples after Irma, from what I am told by the new owner was flooded this time and last time was light damage.
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Did I "bring it up"?
 
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