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1983 Scrambler "STUMP JUMPER". Frame off, 5.3 Conversion.

Glad to see you were not in SJ. Be safe. I was driving my stock 85 CJ7 home one night through a narrow section of flooded road and felt it getting pushed by the water, little scary

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Looks like a normal days driving to me!.
Any chance i can have some of your sunshine if you have all my rain please?
 
Man o man... send some of that wet stuff up our way... we are so dry that the grass now looks like tan astroturf on old school concrete!

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Best thing to do is air down when going thru a lot of water. I'm not a fan of that "starting to float feeling" .


 
Not much relief in sight for the next week. Only good thing is this is not fast moving water. May be a bad thing too because it's going to stay up for a couple weeks this time. But I can get in and out and I have everything that I need but wimmin.

No Alligators yet.
 
Wow! Glad you're high and dry. I'll bet the guy next door is getting nervous. It's in the high 90*s here, dry as a bone. Takes work to keep the lawn green.
 
My shop now has a lake front view. Make that front back and both sides. My swim pool is the same elevation as the shop so it's good too.
 
Get some of them wimmin with the big flotation devices up front to come over. They'll "save" you.
 
Louisiana is now officially Closed.
I have been through at least 26 hurricanes and have never seen the water this high here. We are told to expect another 10 to 20 inches before it stops raining. I'm going to be fine but it's bad for a lot of my Coonass neighbors.
 

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This is what the flood waters look like around my place today.
 

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You are looking pretty good so far, good luck. A lot of people are hurting and needing rescue


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Give me a call if you need anything, we are dry over here now. :fingerscrossed::fingerscrossed:
 
Dennis, you're within a foot or so, it looks like. Praying you don't need swimming lessons!
 
Randyzzz said:
Dennis, you're within a foot or so, it looks like. Praying you don't need swimming lessons!
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I got 14 inches left to go. I think I'm safe but who knows. It's why I built two feet higher than required.
 
zr10054 said:
I got 14 inches left to go. I think I'm safe but who knows. It's why I built two feet higher than required.
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That paid off so far. Still driving in it? All the trucks yours or friends who know you are higher?

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Give me a call if you need anything, we are dry over here now. :fingerscrossed::fingerscrossed:
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Thanks man. I know die hard Jeepers hate this but I've been driving my Hummer H1 with the high water. 8,000 lbs just feels safer in water but still my Jeeps could handle it.
 
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That paid off so far. Still driving in it? All the trucks yours or friends who know you are higher?

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Two of the Pick Ups are my neighbors all the rest are mine. There's three more in the "big" shop.
 
Still good? Just saw on news some areas that 21 inches of rain in 24 hours 😨. Saw pics of deuce and a halfsdriving through watet rescuing people I said to my girlfriend that's why I want a duece and a half[emoji57]

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