halftrack
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Gents,
In case anyone is bidding on the 5 ton in Pineville, LA on GL, It was completey underwater for a least a week during Hurricane Katrina. GL was been doing a piss poor job at letting bidders know of submerged water damage trucks from the hurricane. You can even see the water level marks in the cab but they mention nothing of it in the item description. I recently seen some deuces that were flooded from the hurricane go up for sale at this same location and go for prices that I believe the bidder had no idea the trucks sat under water for weeks. Even though these trucks are designed with fording in mind, they cannot sit for days or even weeks under water and not have significant water damage.
And yes, I will try to bid on the truck for the axles for my M816 if anyone wants to work something out for the rest of the truck so were not fighting each other on a price war I am open to it.
In case anyone is bidding on the 5 ton in Pineville, LA on GL, It was completey underwater for a least a week during Hurricane Katrina. GL was been doing a piss poor job at letting bidders know of submerged water damage trucks from the hurricane. You can even see the water level marks in the cab but they mention nothing of it in the item description. I recently seen some deuces that were flooded from the hurricane go up for sale at this same location and go for prices that I believe the bidder had no idea the trucks sat under water for weeks. Even though these trucks are designed with fording in mind, they cannot sit for days or even weeks under water and not have significant water damage.
And yes, I will try to bid on the truck for the axles for my M816 if anyone wants to work something out for the rest of the truck so were not fighting each other on a price war I am open to it.
