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

firstpanteraMember

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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?

I'd like to know what the opinion is on this as well. I've seen so many classic and collectible cars damaged by this storm that look very nice on the outside. Would a complete restoration take care of it or will some things never be "right"?
And even if you do a total restoration, replacing anything that might be damaged by water, the title will always be tagged as flood damaged.

1/15/138:04 AM

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