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It is with a heavy heart I have to report the drowning death of "Tweety Bird", formally belonging to Ed Hobgood and myself. Little girl drowned during Hurricane Florence on 9/16/2018. May she rest in Stallion heaven. She served Ed and I well, and will be sorely missed. Rest in Eternal Peace. I am completely heartbroken. She will be going to rest on Friday with 96K miles on the ODO.
May to old Horse rest in Peace!:angel16:
Darn. Too bad. But you get to start all fresh and new with [I]something[/I] else.:Shrug:
[I][size=3]After a suitable grieving period, it will be time to adopt another[/SIZE][/I][size=3] 😉[/SIZE]
Sorry to hear ... but at least your okay.
If it wasn’t salt water, maybe a exercistion could be performed :Shrug:
Any chance it will become available for parts?
[QUOTE=Gorilla;613803]Any chance it will become available for parts?[/QUOTE]
Someone will buy it from the insurance company and they'll sell it like a gently used trike somewhere in the midwest area. And the poor new owner will never know a thing about it.:(:(:(
[QUOTE=hogcowboy;613902]Someone will buy it from the insurance company and they'll sell it like a gently used trike somewhere in the midwest area. And the poor new owner will never know a thing about it.:(:(:([/QUOTE]
In most cases after mass flooding insurance companies are now selling flood vehicles as dismantle only. Have a friend in La that bought several loads after Harvey. All were dismantle only.
With all the info available it’s almost impossible to get by with a salvage or flood vehicle.
Been at auto auctions many times when a vehicle that was previously salvaged and rebuilt and had a clean title was flagged when the vin number was put in the auction data base. If insurance company pays out and takes possession of vehicle from flood accident or theft it’s gonna have a paper trail :wave4:
Unfortunately it was salt water. GEICO would not let me buy it back and put it under salvage title. If it had been fresh water,
Would not even put in a claim. After it sat a week there were rust spots all on the garage floor and when we started it ignore rusty water out the exhaust pipes and sounded horrible...
On a good note, got check for full amount of what I bought
It from Ed for. Was surprised they did not low ball me,
Mainly because they could not find enough data on NADA
So they did an avg from cycle trader. NADA listed retail price
Of $29,995, butI no onehas gets Retail and they could
Not use trade in, I since I was not trading it in.
So, had enough to get a cherry (4702 odo) Spider RTS
With change for farkles
Great glad you found the rainbow after the storm!
Best of Luck on the new ride.
[QUOTE=Mgammon;615308]Unfortunately it was salt water. GEICO would not let me buy it back and put it under salvage title. If it had been fresh water,
Would not even put in a claim. After it sat a week there were rust spots all on the garage floor and when we started it ignore rusty water out the exhaust pipes and sounded horrible...
On a good note, got check for full amount of what I bought
It from Ed for. Was surprised they did not low ball me,
Mainly because they could not find enough data on NADA
So they did an avg from cycle trader. NADA listed retail price
Of $29,995, butI no onehas gets Retail and they could
Not use trade in, I since I was not trading it in.
[B]So, had enough to get a cherry (4702 odo) Spider RTS[/B]
With change for farkles[/QUOTE]
No but you can get very good used ones for that and less depending on how far back you go. With 019's coming out 016's will be hitting the market in waves. At least that's how it is around here.
title who cares. bring it home and take it apart piece by piece, every nut and bolt. take lots of pictures, there's our manual :clapping:
Dragon