Alabama thread!

sup fellas

 

@Brian422 , saw a sharp cement tundra trd the other day . Looked like it had a black out package on it.

 

Think i found the one i want to buy. Hoping they still have it by next week.







https://www.driveadream.com/used/Toyota/2022-Toyota-Tundra+4WD-765549de0a0e0a94113d8523d713b246.htm

Looks like it already has a leveling kit and upgraded tires. Only thing its missing that i want is the 360 camera system for a trailer. But its got everything else. I think i could get them at 54k out the door. Has 4500 miles on it so pretty close to new.

 

Pretty sure for 55 , it’s gonna fly off the lot .

 

Its been sitting on website for a couple of weeks.

 

I think after they set on a lot for so long , they go to an auction where other dealers bid on it.

 

Lol yes.. They bought these from auction. I work for the company that insures those auctions. I talk to car dealers and auctions all day long lol. I have access to info so i can see that types of stuff.

 

Ohhhhh so you got the hook up

 

Man, that thing is sharp. Would look great dragging your Tacoma down the road

 

On its side ? Or roof on the pavement?

 

Fresh buns! I'm going to have to buy the adapter for the spare tire to fit and also do the body mount chop.

 

looking good

 

Sorry, Phil pointed out I should read before I post.

 

Sweet! Except the mount chop.
Rubbing bad?

 

Not bad but I don't want to hear rubbing. Gonna do it up right

 

Bulk of this rain will be tonight. Septic systems will get a workout along the I85 corridor. This map depicts the rainfall for the next 7 days.

 

The SPC and local NWS offices have collaborated on a tornado watch (number 3 of the year) that will go until 7 a.m. CST. It includes much of southeastern Louisiana, southern Mississippi, southern Alabama and the Florida Panhandle.

Winds gusted to 49 mph at the Shuttlesworth Birmingham International Airport at 7:41 p.m. Widespread gusts of 30-45 mph are occurring across the state of Alabama at this hour.

Power outages are growing across the area. Alabama Power is reporting 431 outages affecting 16,254 customers at this time. 4,300 are n the Birmingham area and 5,100 in Tuscaloosa County. Those numbers will grow over the next several hours.

There have been several trees reported down in places like Dutton, Mentone, and Pisgah in NE Alabama. Glenwood Fire in NE Jefferson County is reporting a tree down on Castle Heights Rd at Castle Drive. Corner reported a large tree down on County Line Road and Trammel Road in northern Jefferson County.



Radar shows widespread moderate to heavy rain across the northern two thirds of Alabama. There is some lightning and thunder, but no strong or severe storms.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms are over Central Mississippi between Meridian and Jackson. Those will be moving into West Central Alabama over the next couple of hours.

The main line of storms extends from near Jackson MS to east of Natchez to east of Opelousas along I-49 in Louisiana. No warnings in effect right now anywhere across Louisiana, Mississippi or Alabama.

The maritime warm front is over Southeast Louisiana, and offshore of Alabama and Mississippi. It will have to come on shore for there to be severe weather of any consequence. That is expected to happen later tonight.

The line of storms is now 142 miles west of Sumter County. It is moving east at 34 mph, putting it into West Central Alabama around 1 a.m. It should reach Southwest Alabama’s Washington and Mobile Counties in about 5 hours, or about 2 a.m.

We will be providing frequent updates through the night. Make sure your apps are set to bypass your do not disturb if you are retiring for the night. Have your weatheradio handy and in alert mode.

 

The wind up here is terrible, it’s not raining that much but with the wind it feels like needles.

 

Good morning yall. Hope everyone is safe this morning. There’s already been reports of trees down here.

 

Good morning Bret dumping rain here this morning. We're at the Northside of this storm. But some places south of us are predicting 6" on rain this morning.
Good morning Bama y'all stay safe down there. Remember turn around don't drown. Have a good day.