I've lived in Florida for 35 years, so I have seen plenty of hurricanes. I have a couple of comments on your suggestions. 1) You mention covering a car with a tarp and strapping it down. I considered that once and opted against it. I figured that the paint would withstand the rain much better than a cover buffeting against the paint for 20 hours. I don't have any data for comparison... just a thought. 2) You suggest parking between buildings to protect against the wind. This might work well; then again, it might not. It depends on the building. Keep in mind that anything that falls on the roof of the building will get blown to and likely fall off the leeward side, right where the car is parked. I did this and had a cement roof tile narrowly miss my convertible top. Had it fallen through the top during the storm, the damage would have been extreme. ...Just a couple thoughts to keep in mind. ... View more

Your comment regarding the Thunderbird....."After failing to dethrone the Corvette as America’s sports car, Ford shifted gears and reimagined the Thunderbird into the 'luxury car with a sporty flare' that it became for the remainder of its production run.".... This isn't true. The Thunderbird was designed from the start to be a personal luxury car, placing it in a different segment than the Corvette. The original T-bird is often seen as a competitor to Corvette only because it had 2 seats (actually, 1 bench), but it was never considered a sports car. Furthermore, it outsold the Corvette in each of its first 3 years. Ford didn't change the design because it couldn't compete with Corvette; they changed the design because they wanted the larger customer base that comes with 4 seats. ... View more

The title of the article is:  Our 5 Favorite Wagons Bound for 2020 Monterey Online Auctions So I assume that these wagons are bound for the 2020 Monterey Online Auctions. There are a lot of wagons they could have chosen for a random article about wagons, but again, I refer to the name of the article. ... View more

As long as you carry a BLM sign, you should be good to go. ... View more