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    #46
    Originally posted by LVMESM46 View Post
    Advorsor do you have any updates? Did you go through insurance or rebuilding?
    I’ve acquired a 2005 M3 with 75K miles/Comp package 6spd and intend to swap everything over. (For reference, mine was a 2002 with 63K).

    Will post updates with Insurance progress.

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      #47
      Originally posted by Advorsor View Post
      For reference, mine was a 2002 with 63K
      If this is a 1966 Porsche 911 with 63K miles, flooded, many people would jump in to restore it back to its glory form. This is nothing compared to a badly rusted 911.

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        #48
        Originally posted by TexaZ3 View Post

        Yes, very sad. Having said that...should have driven them. Then it would be a 1M with 50k miles.... So wouldn't be that big of a loss...and some memories too boot.
        I'm trying to buy it from him even with the flood... water just got up to the bottom of the seat, so I think it's not that bad.. could be worse!
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          #49
          Originally posted by Onefastsicilian View Post

          I'm trying to buy it from him even with the flood... water just got up to the bottom of the seat, so I think it's not that bad.. could be worse!
          Yeah, in this case its nothing, really, just some interior refurbishing, and fluid changes....should probably recover nicely.
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            #50
            Originally posted by Advorsor View Post

            I’ve acquired a 2005 M3 with 75K miles/Comp package 6spd and intend to swap everything over. (For reference, mine was a 2002 with 63K).

            Will post updates with Insurance progress.
            Glad to hear it all worked out in the end. Post up some pics when it's in your hands.
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              #51
              Originally posted by TexaZ3 View Post

              Yeah, in this case its nothing, really, just some interior refurbishing, and fluid changes....should probably recover nicely.
              I would agree that if just got up to the carpet it's totally salvageable.

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                #52
                How are things coming along with the new car? What ended up happening to the other one with the insurance?

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                  #53
                  New car is (basically) all done. Just need to do some paint correction and a tad of PDR cosmetically. Other than that, want to add wiring for the multi-function steering wheel in a ZCP chassis (I like the radio controls on wheel)..

                  I went with Safeco agreed value insurance. I got the car insured for $50K at $180/mo. (This is my only car). I’m allowed 5K miles per year which works for me as I train to NYC.

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                    #54
                    Did they total out the other one?

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                      #55
                      I had to buy it back to get the parts I wanted to swap over. So no, the title is still clean post-flood. Not joking

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                        #56
                        Originally posted by Advorsor View Post
                        I had to buy it back to get the parts I wanted to swap over. So no, the title is still clean post-flood. Not joking
                        fucking wow
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                          #57
                          I thought NY would crack down on that. Guess they're loosey goosey like FL. Buy a car from Florida and it could a title that's been wiped three times. You never know.
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