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Originally Posted by Superior Shine Scott,
Take my word for it. A fresh water flood is a great deal and if serviced properly it isn't a big deal. You can get a car for 1/5 the retail price.
We remove the interiors, computer and disassemble the dash and let all that air out and dry. Drain the engine trans, braking system, and gear housing.
Say you buy a $50,000 car for $10,000. Have two guys work on it for a week, put it all back together and sell it for say $40-45,000-big money.
The key is to get a recent fresh water flood. |
I'd personally never buy a flood restored vehicle, especially not for $40K+. There are way too many little things that can get missed, both mechanically and from a sanitization standpoint.... it only spells headaches down the road.