flood damaged boats and cars
Here is a link to check if a vehicle has had a hurricane or flood related insurance claim history before getting scammed into buying it,Smitty
http://www.nicb.org/ |
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I intentionally bought one at auction from a national leasing company, they made full disclosure. Got a pristine 2005 Taurus SE with 26K miles for $4800 for my teenage daughter.
3" of water in the floorboards, salvage title. Professionally repaired. Great little starter car. |
Re: flood damaged boats and cars
Originally Posted by Wobble
I intentionally bought one at auction from a national leasing company, they made full disclosure. Got a pristine 2005 Taurus SE with 26K miles for $4800 for my teenage daughter.
3" of water in the floorboards, salvage title. Professionally repaired. Great little starter car. |
Re: flood damaged boats and cars
Originally Posted by Wobble
I intentionally bought one at auction from a national leasing company, they made full disclosure. Got a pristine 2005 Taurus SE with 26K miles for $4800 for my teenage daughter.
3" of water in the floorboards, salvage title. Professionally repaired. Great little starter car. Cant beat the price/miles tho. |
Re: flood damaged boats and cars
Originally Posted by birdog
You dont want to know how we "Professionally" repaired them for a "National" leasing co. when i had my shop.
Cant beat the price/miles tho. Not for everyone, I know. Used car prices in Houston are insane. Many cars were getting better than trade-in value at auction. Salvage titled cars can only be bought by dealers, and I was able to get the deal though a buddy that is still one. give you example of the prices, 1998 jeep Cherokee sport 4dr 2wd ex phone company with decals scraped off the door 160k miles. Should have been a $900-1100 buy. Sold for $2450. |
Re: flood damaged boats and cars
Originally Posted by birdog
You dont want to know how we "Professionally" repaired them for a "National" leasing co. when i had my shop.
Cant beat the price/miles tho. |
Re: flood damaged boats and cars
I posted the link in case someone is looking at something questionable where you suspect it was in the flood but they "conviently" are forgeeting to tell you :eek: ,Smitty
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Re: flood damaged boats and cars
lot's of flood damged cars for tender on www.ridesafely.com
I would always be wary of a water damaged car, they can run fine when you first fix them, but 99% of time water related issues develop with the electrics... Not saying that there isn't some good buys just do your homework throughly!! |
Re: flood damaged boats and cars
Be careful if the flood damage was from Katrina. Some mechanic up north was working on a flood car from katrina and cut himself a while back. The cut was infected by some sort of bad azz bacteria from the filth in the water. The guy died. :eek:
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Re: flood damaged boats and cars
Originally Posted by Fanatic
Be careful if the flood damage was from Katrina. Some mechanic up north was working on a flood car from katrina and cut himself a while back. The cut was infected by some sort of bad azz bacteria from the filth in the water. The guy died. :eek:
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