Bought A Salvage Title Flood Damaged Porsche 911 to Rebuild will it Run Copart DIY Electrical Repair

This is Part I of hopefully a very short series on how to evaluate and repair a flood damaged Porsche from the insurance company auctions

[@keithm5379]

I was watching this car at the auction. I would like to see more videos on it because I'm considering a flooded Porsche 911 project. The original photos do not show the flooding going too high. I am anxious to know if the engine is OK. The car was originally sold by Insurance Company so I would not think any engine damage would have been not disclosed. I see the original guy paid $31k from auction plus fees. It also looks like he only drove it 20 miles before selling it to you.

[@slowcar828]

that sounds like piston slap / bore score my dude

[@ProjectsMB]

Subscribe or check back in once and awhile, new post is forthcoming with what the noise actually turned out to be. Spoiler, it's normal when certain electrical items aren't communicating on the network.

[@derekcollins1972]

Enough with the my dude,my guy stuff please.

[@pricepolice834]

Relax my guy

[@Mr-mz6ot]

You say it that way, in canada though we say “She’s fucked bud”

[@ProjectsMB]

@Mr We say that here too... I look at it this way. It can always be parted out and there's no less than 55k in used parts that will sell relatively quickly, so money ahead. Can't lose either way. Thanks for checking the video out and taking the time to post a reply 😀