Flood checkin...everyone OK?
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From: San Antonio TX
High and dry...
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'96 Trans AM: The Project.
'98 Malibu: The Econobox.
'98 Honda Super Hawk 996: The DonorCycle.
Past Rides: 2001 Z71, '82 Suzuki GS1100, '81 Vette
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~KC
'96 Trans AM: The Project.
'98 Malibu: The Econobox.
'98 Honda Super Hawk 996: The DonorCycle.
Past Rides: 2001 Z71, '82 Suzuki GS1100, '81 Vette
AIM: HellHawk996
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From: San Antonio, TX
Started the cleanup today. Everything is fine... lots of firewood...
Most importantly, car is dry, garage didnt leak.
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2002 35th SS LE #3575, T-tops and all the LE SStuff, !CAGS, B&M Ripper, BMR STB, PHB, SFC's, and LCA's, SLP OEM Lid, SLP Y pipe, Loudmouth, FTRA.
Most importantly, car is dry, garage didnt leak.
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2002 35th SS LE #3575, T-tops and all the LE SStuff, !CAGS, B&M Ripper, BMR STB, PHB, SFC's, and LCA's, SLP OEM Lid, SLP Y pipe, Loudmouth, FTRA.
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From: San Antonio, TX USA
Yeah, still here but tired of the damn rain!!!! There is a tropical storm that MAY send more rain our way!!!!
In reply to Gord's Green Z28, I don't think the riverwalk flooded. Yes the water is always close to the bank (sidewalk), but it doesn't flood because the rivewalk area is a "u" shaped piece that comes off of the main san antonio river as it flows thru down town. There are flood gates at both ends of the riverwalk where it meets the main SA river. When there is a flood the flood gates go up and all of the water shoots right past the riverwalk and down the SA river (which has huge concrete walls up each side to allow it to hold all of the water). There has been at least one time when it went over the gates I believe, but I don't think that happened this time (that takes a lot of water).
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2002 Camaro SS #2288 M6
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Stock Dyno Run with 5,460 miles:
RWHP 302.7
RWTQ 320.5
In reply to Gord's Green Z28, I don't think the riverwalk flooded. Yes the water is always close to the bank (sidewalk), but it doesn't flood because the rivewalk area is a "u" shaped piece that comes off of the main san antonio river as it flows thru down town. There are flood gates at both ends of the riverwalk where it meets the main SA river. When there is a flood the flood gates go up and all of the water shoots right past the riverwalk and down the SA river (which has huge concrete walls up each side to allow it to hold all of the water). There has been at least one time when it went over the gates I believe, but I don't think that happened this time (that takes a lot of water).
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2002 Camaro SS #2288 M6
!CAGS
Stock Dyno Run with 5,460 miles:
RWHP 302.7
RWTQ 320.5
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The rain got part of my car. At least the daytime running lights so I don't have any blinkers right now either. Water got into the housing someway and burned out the bulbs. And I live in the Woodlawn Lake area so most of you people in San Antonio know what happened around me. Thank goodness it didn't flood too bad in my general area.
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