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I work at a salvage yard and have seen a lot of water damaged vehicles come in over the last year. Looking at your pictures I do not think water
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I work at a salvage yard and have seen a lot of water damaged vehicles come in over the last year. Looking at your pictures I do not think water entered your engine or fuel system but take some serious looks at your interior. If you have the slightest smell of mildew inside it you will need to consider parting ways with her. Water damaged cars do not sell well and the musty smell will probably never go away.
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