Hurricane Aftermath What Happens To All The Flooded Cars?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Welcome Back Guys, Mike heads down the road to the local Copart yard. They are expecting thousands of hurricane flooded vehicles coming from North Carolina. He explains the Copart side of dealing with all these flooded Cars. Thanks for Watching!
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A simple vehicle like the Volkswagen camper van would not be any different than restoring it from sitting in a field for 20 years. I think you’re pretty early 70s vehicles are all restorable in the classic cars. It would be very interesting if you walked around on each of the old collectible car collection, pet cars that were destroyed like the Mercedes the Volkswagen and anything else you find of that era and Older.
Wow! It’s crazy packed with new inventory.
Thanks for the cool video Mike. Glad to hear you guys are ok....I'm from a Central American country and I wish Copart would give us a break with the prices for us who export these out of the US. While like you rightfully say, some of them are repairable. However, they must be checked first to ensure its not a total loss since we normally drive/tow these down through Mexico and then have to pay duty to enter our country. Wish us luck!!
That will be a lot of parts for sale, the electrics and wiring cant be trusted anymore plus frame and arms will start to rost if not treated. But if you have crash damaged cars that need panels the flooded ones could be used to rebuild. Feel sorry for all the people's losses. hi5
Mike, that was an informative video on the process of the flooded cars after a disaster. The Copart CAT team will be busy for a long time. What is the process for determining if Copart or IAAI receives the vehicles? They are both salvage auctions....
I am deeply saddened to hear about the damage caused by this hurricane. I also experienced hurricanes when I lived in the United States when I was young, but seeing and experiencing them are two completely different things. From what I can see, it seems like the damage caused by hurricanes is getting worse every year. Japan is also a country that suffers from many natural disasters. I sincerely hope that everyone can return to their normal peaceful lives as soon as possible.
is it time for you tubers too start their own copart franchise...¿
Maybe post on market place in the areas that had the floods and see if anyone has anything you may want that they didn't have insurance on. Maybe able to find a deal on a classic car or truck. Or a hot rod.
0:54 when i was little and we would go to kentucky on vacation we would see cars up in trees from the floods...
Heavy salt water floods. I’d stay away regardless of the price
wow!
Wow!
Wow not the VW 😢😢, they are almost bullet proof
stack up your cash and get the deals !!
1:55 the need a giant industrial car wash like they use at the county dumps to run them through to get the rusty crustys off the cars/trucks as they come into their yard so they can at least be sold for parts....
0:03 buy it and rebuild to see how really good you are at restoring a flood vehicle...i would watch it..
Could be smart to buy a couple different parts cars for cheap?
I bet there's some EVs in the mix
there flooded with flooded vehciles
Y’all do way to many foreign vehicles on this channel
Dude, that blur filter ruins the videos and has been for like a year... you guys even blur out your builds when you're showcasing them.
i stopped binge watching dr who to watch this...
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Mike is already putting cars in MY front yard . Hope I don't get a ticket from the city. SCRUBS say NIKO BROS. OTAY |