reachme

https://www.copart.com/lot/45139447

High bid right now is $1600 for this 2006 turbo flood car, looks like owned by enthusiast. For parts alone this could pay for itself for 2 or 3 parts.

nodoors

I wonder how it got flooded. That is a pretty special fix on the seat backs!

knfeparty

mustve been a lot of water...gotten mine plenty wet and it doesn't care. I assume a hurricane submerged it in multiple feet of water?

v10rick

The catch...this is the starting bid.
Copart has bidders from all parts of the world participating in their auctions.
If you decide to follow this please let us know the high bid price,

Kirill

it looks like water got to seats level and bidding is at 0 now

jeff spahn

I bid $125. It's worth the cluster to me for that.

edit: well, crap, they haven't processed my license yet. So now I wait.

v10rick

Don't know the point of submitting a bid.
When the auction starts and the item comes up for bid the bidding is live (real time).

Bidders may hear a reserve announcement in the middle of the bidding activity.

Bidding ends with a sold or sold on approval.?

You can monitor a scheduled Copart auction, most anytime during the week.

There are numerous complaints about retrieving cars sold at Copart auctions. The lot cannot locate the car or it takes an entire day for them to find it, are two.

Dilberto

Better off buying salvage off any of the Rancho Cordova, CA European Wreckers... pay a little more, but the car is DRY and still make $$$$ flipping parts.