Originally Posted by lilb93
If someone is really good trying to hide a flood car you have to be better. For example, The rubber that goes around the trunk area, when you close the trunk. It has a hole molded inside the rubber, when you close the trunk lid it compresses. If you cut thru the rubber inside you will find debris or mud. They cannot get it out without replacing the rubber. They can if they were a little smarter. They could remove all rubber around doors and trunk area and replace with new, or get a long rod with a very small brush on it and clean the small opening inside.
I would never admit I ever did it, we had a hurricane here in 1972 and had 300,000 flood cars here waiting to be sold in Northeast Pa.
That would be the Manheim auto auction. Thanks that is good info to put in my memory bank. Thanks.