Thread: My 1955 86" rebuild.

Hope you & your vehicles were not hurt in the storm

Originally Posted by 1950landy

Hope you & your vehicles were not hurt in the storm

^^^ X2 !!!

Well I would not want that to happen often, our yard flooded, the good wife was in tears when I got home @ 1300hrs last Wednesday, I told her that there was nothing she could have done to stop it anyway, here is our back yard

and the carport where 4 Land Rovers are stored

my son in law in the image, the water level rose to around 12" or 300mm deep, I still haven't had enough time to check things, what with Anzac day etc, but I suppose I we can count ourselves lucky as quite a few homeowners were flooded out, anyway thanks for the good wishes, cheers Dennis

Oh bugger,

At least its clean water and not carrying mud and silt. You wont have to water the lawn for awhile and not deep enough to test the axle and gearbox seals.

Cheers Steve

Hope the chooks & dogs were high & dry. We always know when there is storm coming out dog srarts knocking on the door wanting to come in about 2 to 3 hours before the storm hits.

Hello Dennis,

How did your electrical equipment like your welders survive the flood? Is your house on stumps and only your shed is at ground level?

Coming from Bundaberg, floods can strain a whole community and take a long time to recover from.

Kind Regards
Lionel

Hey Dennis!
any of yours in the ANZAC parades this year?

I think I saw "Daisey" (not one of yours--)

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

Hey Dennis!
any of yours in the ANZAC parades this year?

I think I saw "Daisey" (not one of yours--)

Gday Pedro!,

Check out the "what did you do Anzac Day" thread, contains footage and aerial coverage too!


cheers!