possible flood damage would be rust in chassis i guess
if engine runs fine and clears all general checks then dont see any problem with buying it.
Best not to if it got to the electrics then it will be ruined over time, maybe not when you first buy it, but once electrical wires start to rust from the inside than classify the car ruined
Had a customer who went through the whole dilemma, felt sorry for her, she thought got a bargain, till it broke down
"If there is no struggle, there is no progress. Those who profess to favor freedom, and deprecate agitation, are men who want crops without plowing up the ground, they want rain without thunder and lightning.”
Previous person that sold it did mention it had flood damage, however it was much cheaper than 13200.
Do u remember how much was it in the past? . in that case this may have to sell cheaper than 13200 and cheaper than what it was in the past (if you remember the previous price????).....But hey thats the car market.
The seller has advised buyers:
"This car used to be interstate and suffered water damage to the rear end. All has been fixed and is Listed on revs for exactly this and is 100% drivable and legal!"
The seller has advised buyers:
"This car used to be interstate and suffered water damage to the rear end. All has been fixed and is Listed on revs for exactly this and is 100% drivable and legal!"
Yes, it was updated after the seller saw this thread, as stated above.
Do u remember how much was it in the past? . in that case this may have to sell cheaper than 13200 and cheaper than what it was in the past (if you remember the previous price????).....But hey thats the car market.
Originally Posted by Indie
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