2203 had a bad day.

[65cobra]

so who knows how to find who the owner is might be nice to buy before the auction...

[Coralsnake]

The owner is insurance company.  The company the insurance company uses to sell is copart.

You are not going to get a deal here.

[65cobra]

I have a work truck on copart right now and as far as I know I still have the option to buy it back. 

I agree though I don't know where this car is a bargain at but I don't believe it will sell for one.

[shelbymann1970]

Considering what a driver GT350 auto FB is worth. Hagerty #2 if it was that good before is under 90K. So if someone buys this car and fixes it to a #2 condition it is worth 90K. Copart says it is worth 95K the way it sits. Sure, OK. Flooded cars pose many problems including bacteria and such. Bill used to do cars like this in his auto business. Unfortunately someone will buy this and possibly not do it right and it could harm someone down the road. To me it is now a parts car as the value is in selling off the parts because to redo the car as Pete mentioned pricewise would put you way over retail value. Unless they build an Eleanor....

[65cobra]

that $91,500 estimated retail is what insurance paid out, not the buyback or what they expect to bring at the auction.  At least thats my understanding, and thats the way it is on my work truck that is on copart.  I bet it sells for 65k and I dont think its worth that.

[Rcbach302]

Just curious, will the SAAC registry record this data?

[Coralsnake]

It will be listed, maybe not in the public notes, but it will be recorded.

Since it is already a matter of public record, I dont see why it wouldnt be listed