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Whatever you decide, good luck.
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| Posted: 01-17-2006 02:19 am |
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Of course the car can be saved, but it's a matter of the cost in time and dollars to do that. If either one is in short supply, selling the car for a nominal sum might be the wisest choice. If the car was submerged for several weeks, it'd have to be completely disassembled to the nuts-and-bolts level, and each item cleaned; a lot of stuff would have to be scrapped. Whatever you decide, good luck.
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