heymoej

iTrader: (67)

inside & out!

FireHawk178

iTrader: (9)

GM ignition switch issue? Why else would a kid lose control and drive a car like this into a pool? I'm assuming he was driving like the responsible young adult he must be.

codyvette

iTrader: (24)

That's funny ****. It is funny how a lot of people on this sight will key board bitch slap this DA but street race themselves and somehow justify how it is safe when they do it.

S1LV3R

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I always wondered what the "sharks fin" on top of those was for.

Kingc8r

iTrader: (21)

The internet, where arm chair QBs prevail and it's always fun to laugh at others misfortune because it can never happen to us haha

01WS6/tamu

iTrader: (37)

Stick few new fuses in her and re light the fire.

Exidous

iTrader: (11)

Find out this guys insurance company. I'll buy the car lol at a hefty discount.

01WS6/tamu

iTrader: (37)

Everything electronic and mechanical toast from water ingestion. If you could have drained motor and all fluids day it happened it would be savable but from time insurance co settles and gets it till car clears auction gavel is 1,2,3 mos and it will be junk by then. Everything electronic was junk second it hit water.

Dirty 30

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Im almost done rebuilding a '99 C5 Corvette that was flooded over a year ago. Since GM uses rubber weatherproof seals on the connectors, most of the electronics still function flawlessly, Including the PCM and gauge cluster.

codyvette

iTrader: (24)

Yes sir. You would be amazed what a little hard work can do in a case like this. Someone could very possibly be driving this beast again very soon. Good luck to all involved. I hope a valuable lesson was learned here, but probably not. I will give them $500 for it site unseen.