Try a search on
http://www.miataforum.com/cgi-bin/ul...;DaysPrune=365
for Car in flood. Be sure to be in the NA section. I recall several threads
on this very subject within the last year or so. Here is the link I recalled
seeing. It wasn't nearly as deep as I had thought though.
http://forum.miata.net/cgi-bin/ultim...c;f=5;t=032829

I would say bear minimum would be complete fluids change and new ECU,
located under the passenger foot area under the carpet. Not sure about the
seats and carpet but figure a couple of days in the sun and a good carpet
shampoo wouldn't hurt.


"Chas Hurst" > wrote in message
...
> Here in SE PA we had the Delaware river overflow it's banks on Sunday. I
> stopped at the garage of a friend to see how he made out. He had emptied
> his
> shop Saturday and now was repainting and repairing the building. Anyway, a
> local Miata owner came to him to repair his flood damaged '90 Miata that
> has
> 24,000 miles on it. My friend is waayy busy and can't take it on. He
> asked
> me if I was interested. I dearly love Miatas but I'm up to my ears in fall
> work around the house. But I'm thinking about it. Anyone have experience
> with flood damage? The car was up to the windshield in water, so I assume
> the interior was flooded. How well do the electronics take being submerged
> for a day? How about drying out seats carpets etc?
>
> Chas Hurst
>
>