Flooded Car for sale on eBay

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Jul 21, 2010 | 10:10 PM

#51

bassbase

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Joined: 01-25-2010

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From: Marietta, PA

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Originally Posted by harleysshhr

10K for one of the last read hodrod cars produced in the USA is CHEAP.

Last? Doubtful. The HHR SS is just a speck on the ass of longevity from the Camaro, Challenger, Charger and Mustang. All 3 will have more years ahead of them and I'm sure more will follow.

Jul 21, 2010 | 10:44 PM

#52

harleysshhr

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Joined: 02-09-2009

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From: Downtown Saint Petersburg, Florida

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Originally Posted by bassbase

Last? Doubtful. The HHR SS is just a speck on the ass of longevity from the Camaro, Challenger, Charger and Mustang. All 3 will have more years ahead of them and I'm sure more will follow.

I was talking about 10K being a value for one of those type of cars.

Jul 22, 2010 | 12:07 PM

#53

Mr.Redface

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Joined: 06-12-2008

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From: Lincoln, RI

Yea, bidders r***O AND 7***1 seem very sketchy. They both place a lot of bids on cars but don't seem to win any????. Bidder 7***1 also has 8 retractions - oops I over bid an actual buyer.

Jul 22, 2010 | 06:33 PM

#54

mountainman

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Joined: 02-15-2009

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From: auberry,ca by shaver lake,by yosemite

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Originally Posted by Rob T

Minor water damage?

Proof?

Many of you guys don't seem to realize what kind of unseen damage water can do down the road.

The car must be sold with salvage title for a reason.

The bottom line is that anyone who buys this vehicle is taking a risk (a fairly large one in my opinion), and it sure isn't one that I would take for that kind of money.

I agree. why does an insurance company , or any insurance company want to pay to total a flooded car if they are not concerned of the damage by water.. If they can avoid paying a claim they will. They total for a reason, then someone rebuilds or fixs them to make money. there were all kinds of warnings some time back to be wary of Florida & other coastal areas about buying previously flooded cars.