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Well that's exactly it. This isn't like someone was just sitting there in their e30 and a prius driver smashed into them.(like we've seen plenty of on here recently, seems like a trend) I would feel really bad if that happened to someone because it was out of their control and the result of someone else's ignorance.
But the thing that makes this different is the fact that this was completely avoidable and the result of the OP not saving his e30 when he could have.
you're a douche bag. the man's HOUSE was flooded, his life is under duress and you're gonna lecture him and how he MIGHT have saved his $5000 car?
i don't understand the need to bash someone for their misfortunates. If you came here and posted about a tree falling on your E30....out of sheer unluckiness, i'm sure I and everyone else here would show some kind of compassion for your loss....yet you feel a need to sh*t in this thread? I'm not sure i get it....whatever the case may be, driving in/around my area, cars are the least of everyones concerns....i hope a major tragedy like this one ever hits your area.....Things happen, shit happens....some things you can prevent, others you can't predict.
Well that's exactly it. This isn't like someone was just sitting there in their e30 and a prius driver smashed into them.(like we've seen plenty of on here recently, seems like a trend) I would feel really bad if that happened to someone because it was out of their control and the result of someone else's ignorance.
But the thing that makes this different is the fact that this was completely avoidable and the result of the OP not saving his e30 when he could have.
Vinni, stop being a douchebag. He probably didn't expect his area to get his that hard, and honestly, he probably had more important things to deal with instead of a car, like, I don't know, maybe dealing with his flooding house? Your comments are completely unnecessary.
i don't understand the need to bash someone for their misfortunates. If you came here and posted about a tree falling on your E30....out of sheer unluckiness, i'm sure I and everyone else here would show some kind of compassion for your loss....yet you feel a need to sh*t in this thread? I'm not sure i get it....whatever the case may be, driving in/around my area, cars are the least of everyones concerns....i hope a major tragedy like this one ever hits your area.....Things happen, shit happens....some things you can prevent, others you can't predict.
i personally know the area where the OP lives, and that area was NO THREAT. Remember you're talking about an area where we live, where this has never happened before...as long as I've been living here....so for you to say to 'that you didn't know what was coming' is way off. We totally didn't expect this storm to be as destructive as it was. Forget abuot protecting the E30s....for me that was last on my list of 'priorities'....i was more concerned about keeping my house, family and friends safe, then my car.....which I'm sure the OP was thinking at the time. Unfortunately his cars took the brunt of the damage, but material things can always be replaced.
I don't care where you live, it still could have been easily avoided in many ways. He obviously doesn't care that much about his e30 or he would have taken action to save it. House, family, and friends have nothing to do with it, you don't have to choose between them, that doesn't stop you from moving your car.
If there was even the slightest chance of flooding near me I would have my car out of there. Even if you want to argue that you didn't expect to get flooded because you weren't in a flood zone, you could have still taken action once the water level started creeping up.
Look at this guy, he lives in south jersey right on the shore, one of the hardest hit places that the hurricane went directly over, and he still managed to find a way to save his e30...
Originally posted by long tall eta
got the e30 up on ramps in the rear and stands in the front but the tide almost reached the fogs so after the tide went out i raised her up another foot or so using cinder blocks under the standa.
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