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2010 Plains storm season blog kickoff; vehicle preparation
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It's that time of year again! Even though I've technically already had a 'Plains' chase in this year on March 10, this is nonetheless the traditional 'startup time' for the season. So, an 'official' mid-April blog kickoff always seems appropriate.
I arrived here in Raleigh yesterday, and over the the next two days, will be working to prep my truck for the upcoming season. The main three items will be installing the old 750-watt power console from the Freestyle (and hardwiring it in to the fuse panel), permanently mounting the Jotto desk using floor bolts, and redesigning the dashcam mount. I'm well past 'new vehicle' syndrome, and therefore drilling and light modifications will make this session a litle more productive. All of that, plus a general cleaning-out and reorganizing, should round out this year's 'Raleigh vehicle work' session.
Photos and some updates will come soon, including the first in the series of storm forecasts and trip probability tables. Stay tuned!
I want to be there!
- Posted by Mom | |
Me too!
- Posted by Katie from Melrose, MA | |
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