Reply to "Pantera #6748 - Flooded / drowned Pantera"

delgatoMember

Here is the perfect opportunity to ask...

How would you know if a car has been flooded out?
assuming the current owner does not say or does not know.
I am looking at getting a Pantera when I can and this is something that I have thought of. Especially with all the hurricanes and other flooding through out the country.

Also what is the solution if you find a flooded car? Is it 120% disassembly and cleaning? Is it worth repairing? Are there some parts totally useless after a flood?
Have any of you cats redone a flooded car?

1/13/138:22 PM

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