With the rain and tornados in KS, I feel for the people living in the area. At the same time, my R3 is early in the production stage, probably with lots of holes in the hull. I hope it doesn’t sink in the factory
Anyone live in the area?
BobRae99 wrote: Thu May 23, 2019 5:32 pm Hi all,
With the rain and tornados in KS, I feel for the people living in the area. At the same time, my R3 is early in the production stage, probably with lots of holes in the hull. I hope it doesn’t sink in the factory
Anyone live in the area?
I hope my post didn't sound indifferent to the suffering of those caught up in this, it was more of a joke my journey with this boat purchase. Hopefully, no one gets injured or worse in all of this. No one wants to live where I live due to brutal winters, short summers and mosquitoes, but we are spared hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, tsunamis and torrential rain - so I guess that is the consolation.Ytmsn wrote: Fri May 24, 2019 8:46 amBobRae99 wrote: Thu May 23, 2019 5:32 pm Hi all,
With the rain and tornados in KS, I feel for the people living in the area. At the same time, my R3 is early in the production stage, probably with lots of holes in the hull. I hope it doesn’t sink in the factory
Anyone live in the area?
Bobrae that area has been hammered with water. And I mean hammered. Total rainfall in the past 2 weeks is crazy high and has caused all the record flooding conditions. Wednesday night there were multiple storms in the area, and i drove right by the main one (that grew and caused all the damage in Jeff City) But I think the factory is fine or we would have heard about it.
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