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Re: I dont get the c3 vs c4 values,<-- Ric
From: Dale <me(at)My.Computer>
Subject: Re: I dont get the c3 vs c4 values,<-- Ric
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On or about Tue, 23 Nov 2004 12:11:47 -0600, RicSeyler
<ricseyler(at)SPAMgulf.net> wrote or did cause to be written:
>The most powerful and most damaging part of a hurricane that has entered
>the Gulf of Mexico is the Eastern Eye Wall. We got slammed head on by the Eastern
>Eye Wall. I`d much rather have the eye -vs- the eye wall. Like Erin that had the
>eye pass directly over my house. That was cake compared to Opal or Ivan where we got hit
>by the wall. :-)
I totally agree. We had 2 eye walls. From the tree fall and the report
of the neighbors who stayed, the eye moved due east after landfall and
passed a mile or so east of my house. Other than trees I had almost no
damage. A few days without power and Mediacom cable can eat my shorts
but it was not much worse than a tropical storm. A mile south on the
beach was entirely different. In Pensacola you got winds from the
south producing the storm surge and all we got back here on the canal
was the max winds from the east and then suddenly from the west.
Nothing compared to the debris in the water that does the most damage.
Friends farther inland got flooding from the rain and debris blocking
the creeks. I had a few shingles to repair and a few trees to cut up.
Power was on in 5 days and I was finished with repairs and cleanup
before Mediacom got around to finding the one broken wire up the
street.
We used to remember Frederic (`79) where we were on the east side.
Most here say Ivan was worse than Frederic. Ivan was much worse on
the beach but I`m afraid that Ivan taught everyone except those on the
beach the wrong lesson and many will die in the next Cat 3 hurricane
that goes 25 miles west of here. But that`s the price we pay to live
in paradise.
>>P.S. If you are going to Google it, using the spelling Dauphin Island
>>will get more results. ;) And contrary to popular belief, it is open.
>>
>
>ahhhhh Dolphin Porpoise Dauphin LOLOL It`s Alabama so who cares..
>hehehehe
We prefer L.A. :)
Dale
Another day temporarily Corvetteless
P.S. What does this have to do with Corvettes? ;)
From: RicSeyler <ricseyler(at)SPAMgulf.net>
Subject: Re: I dont get the c3 vs c4 values,<-- Ric
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Dale wrote:
>On or about Tue, 23 Nov 2004 12:11:47 -0600, RicSeyler
><ricseyler(at)SPAMgulf.net> wrote or did cause to be written:
>
>
>
>>The most powerful and most damaging part of a hurricane that has entered
>>the Gulf of Mexico is the Eastern Eye Wall. We got slammed head on by the Eastern
>>Eye Wall. I`d much rather have the eye -vs- the eye wall. Like Erin that had the
>>eye pass directly over my house. That was cake compared to Opal or Ivan where we got hit
>>by the wall. :-)
>>
>>
>
>I totally agree. We had 2 eye walls. From the tree fall and the report
>of the neighbors who stayed, the eye moved due east after landfall and
>passed a mile or so east of my house. Other than trees I had almost no
>damage. A few days without power and Mediacom cable can eat my shorts
>but it was not much worse than a tropical storm. A mile south on the
>beach was entirely different. In Pensacola you got winds from the
>south producing the storm surge and all we got back here on the canal
>was the max winds from the east and then suddenly from the west.
>Nothing compared to the debris in the water that does the most damage.
>Friends farther inland got flooding from the rain and debris blocking
>the creeks. I had a few shingles to repair and a few trees to cut up.
>Power was on in 5 days and I was finished with repairs and cleanup
>before Mediacom got around to finding the one broken wire up the
>street.
>
>We used to remember Frederic (`79) where we were on the east side.
>Most here say Ivan was worse than Frederic. Ivan was much worse on
>the beach but I`m afraid that Ivan taught everyone except those on the
>beach the wrong lesson and many will die in the next Cat 3 hurricane
>that goes 25 miles west of here. But that`s the price we pay to live
>in paradise.
>
Yep it sure is! And I`ll take it. :-)
>
>
>
>>>P.S. If you are going to Google it, using the spelling Dauphin Island
>>>will get more results. ;) And contrary to popular belief, it is open.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>ahhhhh Dolphin Porpoise Dauphin LOLOL It`s Alabama so who cares..
>>hehehehe
>>
>>
>
>We prefer L.A. :)
>
Or the ole standby Redneck Riveria LOL
>
>Dale
>Another day temporarily Corvetteless
>
>P.S. What does this have to do with Corvettes? ;)
>
>
>
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<pre wrap="">On or about Tue, 23 Nov 2004 12:11:47 -0600, RicSeyler
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<pre wrap="">The most powerful and most damaging part of a hurricane that has entered
the Gulf of Mexico is the Eastern Eye Wall. We got slammed head on by the Eastern
Eye Wall. I`d much rather have the eye -vs- the eye wall. Like Erin that had the
eye pass directly over my house. That was cake compared to Opal or Ivan where we got hit
by the wall. :-)
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I totally agree. We had 2 eye walls. From the tree fall and the report
of the neighbors who stayed, the eye moved due east after landfall and
passed a mile or so east of my house. Other than trees I had almost no
damage. A few days without power and Mediacom cable can eat my shorts
but it was not much worse than a tropical storm. A mile south on the
beach was entirely different. In Pensacola you got winds from the
south producing the storm surge and all we got back here on the canal
was the max winds from the east and then suddenly from the west.
Nothing compared to the debris in the water that does the most damage.
Friends farther inland got flooding from the rain and debris blocking
the creeks. I had a few shingles to repair and a few trees to cut up.
Power was on in 5 days and I was finished with repairs and cleanup
before Mediacom got around to finding the one broken wire up the
street.
We used to remember Frederic (`79) where we were on the east side.
Most here say Ivan was worse than Frederic. Ivan was much worse on
the beach but I`m afraid that Ivan taught everyone except those on the
beach the wrong lesson and many will die in the next Cat 3 hurricane
that goes 25 miles west of here. But that`s the price we pay to live
in paradise.</pre>
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Yep it sure is! And I`ll take it. :-)<br>
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<pre wrap="">P.S. If you are going to Google it, using the spelling Dauphin Island
will get more results. ;) And contrary to popular belief, it is open.
</pre>
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<pre wrap="">ahhhhh Dolphin Porpoise Dauphin LOLOL It`s Alabama so who cares..
hehehehe
</pre>
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<pre wrap=""><!---->
We prefer L.A. :)</pre>
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<br>
Or the ole standby Redneck Riveria LOL<br>
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Dale
Another day temporarily Corvetteless
P.S. What does this have to do with Corvettes? ;)
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From: rebco10(at)aol.com (Ralph)
Subject: I dont get the c3 vs c4 values
Date: 18 Nov 2004 20:23:29 -0800
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I am not complaining. I just do not get it.
I have a c4 ,my second. I love the body of a 1980-82 c3. But I do
not see how my car is on ebay and bidding around 17-18grand with 19000
documented miles and you have automatic late c3 cars for 15 grand.
Aside from being more difficult to get in, I do not see a comparison
between a 81 C3 corvette with 60 - 80 thousand miles and a 1996 c4 lt4
6spd.
So enlighten me...... without being insulting.
Thanks
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