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10. It does happen, and buyers must be vigilant.

Sat Jan 12, 2013, 05:40 PM

Jan 2013

Cars do slip through without being identified, fewer than a few years ago, but nevertheless, there are flood cars out there.

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Ban all Storms TheGov97 Jan 2013 #1

Bwhahahahahaha! That is so clever... SomethingFishy Jan 2013 #5

Maybe I do...... TheGov97 Jan 2013 #8

just absolutely fucking genius. spanone Jan 2013 #7

You have absolutely no way of knowing that unless you are in the business. A HERETIC I AM Jan 2013 #9

It does happen, and buyers must be vigilant. liberal N proud Jan 2013 #10

Not in this situation. A HERETIC I AM Jan 2013 #11

they are parked so neatly Liberal_in_LA Jan 2013 #3

I certainly wouldn't want to buy a car that's been under salt water. hobbit709 Jan 2013 #4

I'll wager a large number of these vehicles will end up overseas. A HERETIC I AM Jan 2013 #6