Well, I've finally got 5 minutes and internet access. I appreciate all the support in the other thread. Me and the fam are good. I was able to get home and grab the dogs before it hit. Couldn't find the cat, but was pleasantly surprised when we started flipping over drywall chunks after the storm and found her hanging out without a scratch on her. The house is leveled (See pictures), but everyone is safe, and the stuff that's gone will be replaced. I can't imagine doing what I've been doing for the past week, while at the same time trying to wrap my head around the loss of a child and planning a funeral. Pray for those people.
On a lighter note, I called and filed an insurance claim and asked if I could move it before there was any further water damage since it only had a bikini top on it. They said yes, so we started the camera and locked her in 4L. Nothing like a little urban rock crawling over the remains of your home to put a smile on your face. Video to come (Once the insurance check clears! Lol) Also, This thing should be in a commercial for Bestop Bikini tops. Not sure what wind speed they rate them to, but mine made it to 270+ MPH and only had a small tear to show for it. The body is destroyed, basically every panel, the doors that were off the vehicle and hanging on the wall were salvaged, but need work. Bumpers held up well (Rear doesn't have a scratch on it Damon Hopper). They called it a total loss, but I did buy it back from the insurance company, so now the second rebuild begins. Luckily the running gear appears intact, It's all aesthetic. See if you can spot the body damage.
On a lighter note, I called and filed an insurance claim and asked if I could move it before there was any further water damage since it only had a bikini top on it. They said yes, so we started the camera and locked her in 4L. Nothing like a little urban rock crawling over the remains of your home to put a smile on your face. Video to come (Once the insurance check clears! Lol) Also, This thing should be in a commercial for Bestop Bikini tops. Not sure what wind speed they rate them to, but mine made it to 270+ MPH and only had a small tear to show for it. The body is destroyed, basically every panel, the doors that were off the vehicle and hanging on the wall were salvaged, but need work. Bumpers held up well (Rear doesn't have a scratch on it Damon Hopper). They called it a total loss, but I did buy it back from the insurance company, so now the second rebuild begins. Luckily the running gear appears intact, It's all aesthetic. See if you can spot the body damage.
