WTB Flood Damaged Cooper S - Any year.
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From: Stanhope, NJ
I agree, kind of vulture like. But what's really blown me away is the sight of those thousands of drowned vehicles, most still under water. I can't imagine the $$$ loss.
I hope Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana have tough salvage laws so when those water damaged vehicles show up on the resale market in a year or so, they're identified as such.
hs
I hope Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana have tough salvage laws so when those water damaged vehicles show up on the resale market in a year or so, they're identified as such.
hs
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From: So. NH
cityline auto in NH has one
http://www.clascars.com/2020applicat...oryID_list=1_5
These guy's have one....they have a pretty good reputation as well. I haven't bought anything from them but two individuals I know buy personal vehicles from them.
These guy's have one....they have a pretty good reputation as well. I haven't bought anything from them but two individuals I know buy personal vehicles from them.
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From: Wichita, Kansas
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From: North Carolina
Originally Posted by planeguy
Reckon their cars are deeply discounted?
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From: City of Angels, Cali
Originally Posted by Group B
wow what poor taste
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From: Lakeside, CA
Originally Posted by hugh
I agree, kind of vulture like. .
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Originally Posted by WestCoastMiniModMan
Looking For A Classic Cooper Here Can Anyone Help Me Out.....
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From: Dallas, NC
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Originally Posted by 10851CS
I disagree. If I had lost everything and someone wanted to buy my MINI that had not made it through the flood I would be glad to sell it to someone that would give me more than a wrecking yard. Maybe I don't get it but it sounded like a good thing to me.
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Earl
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From: Baton Rouge, LA
The only thing is, they will get more from the insurance company than they will selling it on NAM or a wrecking yard.
They claim it, get their money, and they're done with it. Probably won't find many, if any, on NAM.
If they keep it, they're basically buying it for salvage from the insurance company, and that amount gets deducted from the total claim. Total loss = $24000, buy back = $8000, the check to them = $16000. Too much hassle for what they're going through imho. And that $16000 won't buy a shiny, new MCS or MC.
They claim it, get their money, and they're done with it. Probably won't find many, if any, on NAM.
If they keep it, they're basically buying it for salvage from the insurance company, and that amount gets deducted from the total claim. Total loss = $24000, buy back = $8000, the check to them = $16000. Too much hassle for what they're going through imho. And that $16000 won't buy a shiny, new MCS or MC.
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