Subject	If your dead set on leaving it at the house. I would put
Posted by	Milo (San Antonio, TX.) on September 18, 2003 at 11:51 AM
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In Reply To	Should I leave car cover on car during storm? posted by brahmabull (NoVA) on September 18, 2003 at 10:25 AM
Message	blankets or something thick and soft underneath the car cover to help possible hail and or falling objects (debris, tree limbs and/or animals.) I would recommend parking as far away from trees as possible. A huge tree limb just landed on my fathers Lincoln and left a huge dent in it. Just my advice if you can't take it somewhere covered.
Follow Ups	Should I leave car cover on car during storm? - brahmabull (NoVA) 10:25:44 09/18/03 find a car wash to park it and leave it there with no car - [AK]Zip 10:30:10 09/18/03 your friend has a living 3000GT VR4? (n/m) - Spee 10:36:45 09/18/03 LMAO (n/m) - unluky 10:58:27 09/18/03 hahaha (n/m) - Marshall 12:19:41 09/18/03 hahahaha. Scarry isn't it? He has gone through 4 trannies in - [AK]Zip 12:33:42 09/18/03 "gone through 4 trannies in 2 years"... - Roo 14:50:46 09/18/03 Do they have self storage garages down there? - s3trios 10:30:58 09/18/03 <--- Canadian watching storm on CNN... find a place to store - Nitroedge (Vancouver) 11:02:33 09/18/03 an interstate taxi.. that ought to be cheap (n/m) - fourZero 11:10:00 09/18/03 If your dead set on leaving it at the house. I would put - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 11:51:03 09/18/03 find a parking garage at a mall, office bldg, etc. - Cap927 (Mr. Boston) 12:39:20 09/18/03 good advice..and park in the center of it. (n/m) - Boosted_One (SoCal) 09:45:33 09/19/03
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