What a shame

[boxxster]

https://www.iaai.com/Vehicles/VehicleDetails.aspx?itemID=21014861&RowNumber=17&loadRecent=True

Flooded. Thats one less SE on the road if it gets branded irreparable.

[tommy583]

Woody if you buy this car I got first dibs on the wheels lol.

[daveccpa]

This one just needs some minor R&R!

https://www.iaai.com/Vehicles/VehicleDetails.aspx?itemID=19847703&RowNumber=4&loadRecent=True

[steved0x]

Ooh sport seats!

[boxxster]

Originally Posted by daveccpa

This one just needs some minor R&R!

https://www.iaai.com/Vehicles/VehicleDetails.aspx?itemID=19847703&RowNumber=4&loadRecent=True

That'll buff out

[itsnotanova]

Originally Posted by tommy583

Woody if you buy this car I got first dibs on the wheels lol.

I've had my eye on that one. That one will be hard to part out if it comes to that, but it looks like it got flooded pretty bad. You can tell by the leather interior and headlights. I'm guessing the insurance co. spent some $$ to get it cleaned up or the water that flooded it wasn't real muddy.

[Chuck W.]

Originally Posted by tommy583

Woody if you buy this car I got first dibs on the wheels lol.

And I want the all red taillights.

[mikefocke]

Try these

http://erepairables.com/salvage-cars-auction?make[]=porsche&vtype[]=car

[itsnotanova]

Update: This SE finally went up for auction this past week and the winning bid was $3600. To me that's way too much for a car that was majorly flooded. The interior is shot, and probably the motor, transmission and anything electrical. The insurance company denied the bid and now has it for the "buy it now" price of $7500! I so wish I could get whoever is making that decision on the phone. I would so make that guy feel like the biggest dip**************** on earth.

[GTsilber]

Originally Posted by itsnotanova

I've had my eye on that one. That one will be hard to part out if it comes to that, but it looks like it got flooded pretty bad. You can tell by the leather interior and headlights. I'm guessing the insurance co. spent some $$ to get it cleaned up or the water that flooded it wasn't real muddy.

How do you know it was in a flood by looking at the headlights?

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[Chuck W.]

Originally Posted by itsnotanova

The insurance company denied the bid and now has it for the "buy it now" price of $7500!

Haaaaaa... whoever made that decision knows little about Boxsters!

[Jamesp]

Originally Posted by itsnotanova

...The insurance company denied the bid and now has it for the "buy it now" price of $7500! I so wish I could get whoever is making that decision on the phone. I would so make that guy feel like the biggest dip**************** on earth.

There's a sucker born every minute...

[itsnotanova]

Originally Posted by GTsilber

How do you know it was in a flood by looking at the headlights?

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Headlights are a big clue but the leather on the door, dash and seats also point to major flood damage. Insurance companies will clean up flood damage sometimes to get a higher price at auction. I was surprised to see LA dismantlers bidding on it.

[GTsilber]

Originally Posted by itsnotanova

Headlights are a big clue but the leather on the door, dash and seats also point to major flood damage. Insurance companies will clean up flood damage sometimes to get a higher price at auction. I was surprised to see LA dismantlers bidding on it.

I just bought a pair of sport seats from them - I figured they were buying insurance lots.

[BFeller]

Originally Posted by itsnotanova

Insurance companies will clean up flood damage sometimes to get a higher price at auction.

Many years ago a hurricane came through and flooded a new car dealer's lot with over 20 feet of water. I drove by the day the flood water receded. The dealer had the flooded cars in their shop. They had pressure washers running in an all out effort to clean those cas as much as possible.

[itsnotanova]

Looks like it's getting parted out on here now