TyPope
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- First Name
- Ty
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- '23 MYLR, FS Cyberbeast 280xx
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Having lived all over the place, I can tell you first-hand that the pool noodles is a HORRIBLE idea. Hail without wind? Not going to see it. This is worse than just parking next to a formidable wall. Which, I've done in an F-150. I parked literally an inch from a wall while all the other cars got pummeled, power lines came down, a transformer blew. Shreveport, LA for that storm. I was lucky in Nebraska to park in the garage when storms took out the trees in the yard. Scary crap. Luckily, it fell just short of the front door. Not far from it, but it didn't hit.HA,
I do not think the Cybertruck would do at all well in a proper hail storm, the top glass would be damaged, and likely the massive windshield.
I live in CA and we do...when God is mad...sends us hail - so remote you cannot get hail coverage. And most CA would just stare at the hail storm and ensuing damage.
The pool noodles are better that 'hope' as a strategy.
I agree about irrational people, of late in the era of social media, people pull out their phones and record someone burning to death than help.
Not worried about Fluffy though. I believe it would take a REALLY big piece of hail to damage anything other than the tonneau cover and if I knew it was coming, I'd just open the tonneau and let the hail hit the composite bed instead.
But to live in fear about hail-storms damaging my car all the time? Hard pass. But, that's my 2 cents. Or, I suppose, my one nickel.
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