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It was fresh water. I could claim it under my homeowners insurance, but,
the companies were allowed to increase their deductibles to several thousand dollars for hurricane damage. Another fine example of how the blood sucking *******s rip everyone off. Ok, enough of that. The car is awaiting a complete rebuild. It was a learning experience of a Corvette NOT to buy. The fact it flooded sounds a lot worse than it was, the interior has already been stripped out, the rebuilt seats I'm going to put into it are in my bedroom, high and dry. Rob "Marty" > wrote in message ... >I was wondering the same, also was it sal****er? That would really suck. > Marty > "StingRay" > wrote in message > ... >> Rob, a dumb question - does your car insurance cover damage from a >> hurricane? Just curious. Are you replacing/rebuilding the engine in the >> 78? - SR >> >> "Scubabix" > wrote in message >> ... >>> My 78 was filled to the middle of the seats during the hurricanes this >>> year here in FL. Engine's shot and didn't expect it to get quite that >>> deep in the location it sits. >>> My 96 was high and dry though. >>> > > > |
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