Alabama thread!

I started to ask the other day when you took the tire carrier off my rc needs one, that or I gotta get a hitch the bent up stock bumpers rough.

 

I ran into this guy today. His name is Andrew and he has account but isn’t active. I told him to hop on because we do meet ups and trail rides. He was super cool and knew his stuff. Truck looked dope.

 

Hey guys I'm about to list my full rear end set up for sale if anyone here wants first go at it. Archive HH, relocate, HC crosstube, 12"x2.5" Fox shocks, poly bushing OEM shackles, ubolt flip with superbumps, optional OME heavy pack with poly bushings.

 

What are you replacing all of that with Clay? I know you have super big plans for your Tacoma!

 

I'm doing a 4-link rear with a truggy bed

 

Oooooooooooooooooooooooooo shit I'm gonna debate this one

 

Aw man! It’s pending sale currently.

 

Morning Bama!

 

From AlabamaWX

QUIET WEEK AHEAD: Rain and thunderstorms moved out of Alabama last night, and cooler, drier air has arrived this morning. Today will be sunny, breezy, and cooler with a high in the 47-51 degree range for most communities. Tonight will be clear and cold with lows generally between 25 and 32 degrees.

REST OF THE WEEK: Dry weather will continue through Friday with mostly sunny days and fair nights. Highs through the week will be mostly in the 50s, with lows in the 30s, right at seasonal averages for mid-January. A wave aloft will bring some scattered clouds Wednesday, but the air is simply too dry for any rain.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: Models are not in particularly good agreement about how the weekend plays out, but we will use the reliable European global model solution, which suggests showers Saturday. This disturbance won’t have much moisture to work with, so rain amounts will be light (generally under 1/2 inch), and there is no surface based instability, and thunderstorms are not expected. Then, dry air returns Sunday with a partly sunny sky. Highs over the weekend will remain in the 50s.

NEXT WEEK: Monday and Tuesday look cool and dry; global models hint at some chance of rain around Wednesday… See the Weather Xtreme video for maps, graphics, and more details.



SUNDAY RAIN TOTALS: Rain totals yesterday included…

Montgomery 1.09″
Oneonta 0.93″
Birmingham 0.91″
Carbon Hill 0.91″
Arley 0.85″
Reeltown 0.82″
Coker 0.82″
Weaver 0.79″
Dothan 0.77″
Morris 0.76″
Lay Lake 0.67″
Tuscaloosa 0.62″
Northport 0.57″
Jacksonville 0.57″
Mobile 0.15″

Possible tornado damage was reported at Dixons Mills in the far southern part of Marengo County, and near McKenzie (on the Butler/Conecuh county line). Survey teams will be out today from the NWS.

ON THIS DATE IN 1975: At least 13 tornadoes touched down across Alabama, including an EF-3 in St. Clair County that hit Pell City. Here is the storm summary of the damage area from Robert M. Ferry, Meteorologist-In-Charge, WSFO Birmingham:

“Friday afternoon January 10, 1975, a tornado moved northeastward across the center of downtown Pell City, Alabama, and stopped the First National Bank Clock at 4:11 pm. Many buildings, mostly homes, were heavily damaged by large trees (some 5 to 6 feet in diameter near the trunk) uprooted and falling across them. Seven mobile homes were completely destroyed in a small trailer park (Smith’s) which is about one mile northeast of Pell City. The Red Cross reported that 33 people were taken to the hospital for treatment where only three were admitted-those, not too serious. There were no injuries in the trailer park becausd residents had taken shelter in a nearby brick building. None of the trailers had tie-downs.

Around 4:25 pm, apparently the same tornado that struck Pell City hit the small town of Ragland, which is around 15 miles to the northeast. Ragland High School sustained extensive damage to its prefabricated (flat) roof and windows. Several homes were damaged while one mobile home and a cement block building were completely destroyed. One man was killed inside the poorly constructed cement block building. There was very little observable damage to trees and other builidings within a reasonable distance to the block building. No other injuries were reported in Ragland.”

 

https://youtu.be/pw3z6YLxjjc

 

Good morning

 

Mornin' dudes. Been a minute since I've dropped in here. Figured I'd say hey since work is slow today.

 

Mornin fellas

 

Cold one, this morning.

 

Sup Jeff!

 

Sup Wes!

 

Sup Philly!

 

That Samurai is looking great, Jeff. Saw it on Instagram. You taken it wheeling yet?

 

Sup David

Sup Jonny
Tracking my orders like it's a job My EPC-9 stuff is out for delivery, my SB3A knockoff pistol braces are at the Auburn post office, and my AR10 upper will be here tomorrow
Now to wait for the rail, barrel, bcg, ch for the 17 Designs folder, and awning/room to show up

Sup Wes

 

I hate waiting for stuff. I have a Busse blade coming in today, nand another case of xm193 later on this week.