justinstoffregen

Get some sham-wow's, dude. Sorry about your luck.

cyberbrain

The easiest thing is remove seats remove carpet, drain, steam clean, probably would wanna rhino or lineX, and then pray you dont have electrical problems.

fish

ahhh man that sucks!!!! hope it all works out for the best

Leedsfighting17

i thought ins. co. wouldn't cover damage if the vehicle was off road

cyberbrain

depends on the insurance company. my insurance (american family) will cover me if I total it on the trail. now if I just damage it, I can get it fixed, but my rates will go up for it being off road damage.

wvmtnbiker

I guess the leaking hard top isn't such a big deal now.

dad55551

Ouch, I feel for you

JeepaRoo

bad that its the driver side down deep - hopefully shut the engine down right away or it will have been ruined - gauge cluster gone for sure and a lot of electronics up under the driver side of the dash - guess thats a reason to never wheel alone.. if someone couldve pulled it out quickly it mightve stood a chance... not sure about nowadays but i know insurance used to cover off-roading - my dad barrel rolled a K5 Blazer in an off-road ralley and insurance covered that.
-Christopher

Cruiser

I had a truck go in a river once,, interior was soaked and lucky for me the intake was high.. Older chevy k20 on 14" lift 40" tires and water to the valve covers.. took it to a buddies body shop and had it in the paint booth for two days high heat.. all dried out.. changed all fluids and was good as new.. of couse that was before computors..

aldaman

Best of luck to ya