Is it our turn, Ike

[TruckDriver]

I been thinking of you guys for the past few days. Hope you guys fair well.

[68RT4ME]

I spoke to Troy on his cell phone twice today. He and his family made it through the storm just fine. No real damage to speak of though some of his neighbors weren't so lucky. He has lost power and is on Generator. As we can see by the news, the city of Houston and the surrounding area took a big hit. Let's hope and pray that any other members here living in the area are fine

Troy will call me again tomorrow and I'll post any developments.

[472 R/T SE]

Been thinking 'bout cha' Troy.  I hope you and your family stay safe and dry.  Same for any other Houston area members'.

My Mom says the Houston area Mopar dealerships she's a part of took a pretty hard hit.

[69bronzeT5]

He and his family made it through the storm just fine. No real damage to speak of

Thats great!

Mother Nature must love OLD Chargers because this new one got it

[68RRFlyer]

I'm sitting in Frankfurt, Germany right now about to head back to the states.  Been texting my wife the entire time.  We're in Spring.  Some shingles off the roof but other than that, no big deal.  No damage and everyone is safe.  Kept telling her where the eye was, when the big rain bands were heading her way.  She lost power at midnight and has plenty of water and food.  I get home monday and glad I have a house to come home to! 

Cheers 

[hemi68charger]

Hey gang..
Well, we got nailed big time, but our Hawkes' Nest faired well........ I'll post some pics later...... Off to get some fuel with friends carrying cash and gun........

I'm on generator power now for frig, fan and other things like TV....................

Here's one pic from our street.. Most all homes got trees on them.. This is after the took them down..

Troy

[The70RT]

Glad you didn't get hit any worse Troy.

[WingCharger]

Yeah man, hope your okay!

[hemi68charger]

Thanks guys...........
Back to work now.. So, there's some resemblance to normalcy.. The lines at the gas stations are still long, even at 6:00am in the morning.... As time goes by and more stations get power to pump the fuel, it'll get better... Most people are trying to find fuel for their generators....... I've been lucky so far.. I filled up both my vehicle, including the Charger and our 2 5 gal. cans for the generators.......... Boy, experience is paying off now, no lines for me................. Experience is a great teacher and a LOT of Houstonians who are transplants have learned a valuable lesson..  This will probably go down as the worst Cat.2 Hurricane ever.............

Troy

[41husk]

glad to here your fine.  Those poor people in Corpus Chrisie will be months before they have any normality in there lifes.  I know there are many worse things that can happen, but I can't help but think about all the classic cars in the storms path

[hemi68charger]

glad to here your fine.  Those poor people in Corpus Chrisie will be months before they have any normality in there lifes.  I know there are many worse things that can happen, but I can't help but think about all the classic cars in the storms path

Corpus was supposed to get nailed, but it moved Eastward.. Now, the communities on the Bolivar Pennisula north of Galveston were devastated, literally......  They were on the dirty side of Ike... It's bad...............

[Tilar]

We caught the tail end of it here in Ohio. Gusts to the upper 80 mph. Trees are still down, My cable just came back on about an hour ago. A mile down the road, they don't expect to get their lights on till late Sunday and there are still plenty of roads closed with wires and trees down.

[WingCharger]

We caught the tail end of it here in Ohio. Gusts to the upper 80 mph. Trees are still down, My cable just came back on about an hour ago. A mile down the road, they don't expect to get their lights on till late Sunday and there are still plenty of roads closed with wires and trees down.

Same thing with me. I have had three days off school because my town doesnt have power. Ours never went out thank god.

[41husk]

It went through the STlouis area, some flash flooding and my rental property got some water in the basement, but other than that we were real lucky here.

[Troy]

We caught the tail end of it here in Ohio. Gusts to the upper 80 mph. Trees are still down, My cable just came back on about an hour ago. A mile down the road, they don't expect to get their lights on till late Sunday and there are still plenty of roads closed with wires and trees down.

We got nailed. I just got power (and water) again yesterday afternoon but the place I work is still shut down. I have no internet access which is killing me. Oh well, we only lost a few trees and the house is fine. Our neighbors definitely had a harder time than we did.

Troy

[Brock Samson]

glad your ok, and able to communicate. the folks hit the hardest probably arn't...  though they most likely can't see this I  hope they are ok and will be back soon.