I hope all of you and your Oldsmobile's who are in the path of Irene are all OK.

All of Cape May County, NJ where I live is under mandatory evacuation notice as of 8:00 AM this morning. They are talking of this being a "100 Year" storm for our region. Looks like we could be getting hit pretty hard.

To all of you who are in the storms path - Here's hoping you all make it through safely, and your cars do too...

 

Yes..... All of you on the East coast, get your families, pets, and your cars and get out of there!! I'm hoping all of you stay safe!!!!

 

x2 - Batten down the hatches!!!

 

Wow that stinks that you guys have to evacuate. My wife's family has a house in Cape May (we love it down there...got engaged there actually!) so I hope it holds up. Good luck to you and your family, home, cars, etc. Luckily our place sits fairly high up so flooding isn't really an issue. My other 98 is at a storage place nearby that should be fine. Come to think of it, I'm going to call my insurance company (Hagerty) just to make sure I wouldn't have a problem God forbid my car gets flooded at storage, since it's not at my home.

We've taken my burgundy 98 down to Cape May before. Next time we come down, we should get together for a beer!

 

Everyone be safe and hope you all get through it ok.

 

I hope everybody is safe. i know about hurricanes. living on the texas gulf coast. i would be glad to swap that rain for this heat. It's been almost been 2 months. over 100 degrees each day in a row. with almost no rain. we are drying and burning up down here.

 

Right now on the Eastern Shore of MD lots of rain and some wind. Rain gauge has 2 1/3 inches right now wind about 20-25 mph gusts 30 or so. The worst is suposed to be tonight.
Larry

 

Our thoughts are with each of you in the path of Irene. Stay careful.

 

Here in Connecticut were bracing our selves as well. Getting ready for lots of wind and rain.