mickeytee
Seasoned Member
well I have seen at least a dozen totaled and listed for upcoming auctions. So far. I was thinking, this might provide more parts but I bet they will get washed and resold like one dealer in used parts that "cleans" his titles and offers his cars for sale with no damage. You can run the VIN and see that they have been thru the salvage auction. But he list them on EBAy as clear titles. If the salt water got up into the cars, they will be junk. We all know that rain can damage many of the components . Salt in the headlights, even though washed and cleaned will cause the chrome to pit in a few months. So if you buy any parts ,get a warranty in writing and you should also ask for a VIN that the part came off of. If any of the members here lost their car, it would be nice to furnish the VIN and how high the water got into it so that we can help others avoid a poor experience with buying a flood damaged car.