Classic Computer Survival in Hurricanes

Attics never survive hurricanes. What's a Basement ?Thanks everyone for best wishes and thoughtful ideas. I just finished watching the news, of course its full of reports of the worst. People down here are very aware of the danger of these storms and tend to panic. It was only a few years ago the Andrew hit south Florida, I live on the Southwest side of Florida, and according to reports we are right in the predicted path. Already all grocery stores are bare of standard supplies like Water , Bread, Batteries, the isles are getting bare in grocery stores. Lumber is already nonexistent as everyone boards up their windows..My plan is to take my most prized computers like my Osbornes, Kaypros, TRS-80's..( I mostly collect portables (Luggables)) to my Business Office and store them . It's built very solid and has very few windows.. As for the rest I am going to put them (Already in boxes) in Large Garbage bags tied to reduce leaking from possible flooding.. Nothing will help wind damage George looks like it could easily become a 4. Its going to be a lot of work as I have about 80 computers, not counting printers and monitors.. I've lived in Florida for 30 years , seen a lot of storms come and go but this storm looks very dangerous, it has all the conditions to become very damaging. Just to stay with the theme of this forum I am changing the subject line to: " Classic Computer Survival in Hurricanes" <GRIN>!! Gotta' keep my sense humor here !!!! --Phil