Interesting.

They have a button to set up an appointment to look at the car.

 

Since we're all speculating, this would be my guess. Depending where you are, a flood damaged car cannot be licensed, but can be sold for parts. Passenger seat looks like it has water damage, or someone pissed themselves.

 

Hardtop $5000
wing/trunk $1000
engine $4-$5000 if its not ruined
front lip $500
seats $? They look pretty ruined

im sure you can part out other things but if you can’t drive it I don’t see how someone can justify spending much money on this car. Sadly 1 less CR out there

 

A rebuilt tile for older cars doesn't necessarily mean it was caught up in something major. It could have very little damage and the insurance company will "scrap" it if their algorithms tell them to.

For example, I'm currently looking at a 2005 Honda Element with a salvage title. They only thing wrong with it that per a body shop is minor cosmetic damage to the sideskirt and replaceable plastic fender (which honestly looks like it could just be popped back out). It's an old, high mileage vehicle so insurance company just "totaled" it. Owner was baffled when they told him.

Moral of the story: Salvage/Rebuilt title doesn't = a lot of damage for older cars.

 

I actually bought this car. I’m going to be doing YouTube videos on making a CR track car. It will be delivered to my on Friday April 9,2021. Check it on on YouTube at Motorhead.co!

 

That's awesome! Congrats and thanks for letting us know. I'll follow your build for sure.

 

Very cool!! Update this thread with the vids!!

 

Hey guys, I released a video on my Channel. Here’s some more picks of her cleaned up

 

Fantastic! Just watched the video. So glad it worked out for you guys. Beautiful car. Can't wait to see what you guys will do to it.

 

what a steal!