drooman

Morning TV can be full of surprises...

Jason89s4

Whoa. They needed the "snorkel" option.
If that is in Texas, I'm guessing Houston area. In DFW we didn't have that much rain yesterday/last night, and we have fewer low-lying areas like The Bayou City.

zggs

Watching the Today this AM showed a 928 owner standing knee deep on a flooded road next to his black 928, some where on the east coast. A painful sight

GuardsRedHammerhead

My friend captured it on his DVR.

drooman

I'm assuming fresh water...and if that was as deep as it got then typically not a problem. It looks like they were on the way out of it from the pic..maybe appeared to be a "i can make it through that" depth for those who don't know about hydro-locking. Guy's missing his fuel pump cover too. Watch for it at Copart.

placer

Looks like a rescue worker talking to the owner in the car. Texas plates.

Bigfoot928

news banner states Glynn County. Texas plates but in GA.

Bigfoot928

other thread shows the news banner stating Glynn County. Texas plates but in GA.

NickTucker

Not the way we want to see a 928 get famous. Hope it's going to be ok after that, doesn't look too deep there.

hlee96

My worry would be it NOT showing up on Copart but instead ebay, autotrader, BaT, etc.

auzivision

and Baker County and Putnam County... Ticker not necessarily connected to video.

928 GT R

And another one bites the dust...

Or not!

GuardsRedHammerhead

National news letting the locals insert their storm warnings. Pretty sure it is Tejas.

GuardsRedHammerhead

One of the guys on another 928 site said that this was in Arkansas. Flash flood. Car was back running in 2 hours and is on the road again.

Glad that no sharks were hurt in the filming of this episode.

Christopher Zach

Copart. Hm, look at that, an 82 928 for sale in Finksburg MD.

https://www.copart.com/lot/28982919

With good tail light lenses as well.......