Superstorm Sandy has claimed its share of property and sentimental personal belongings—and in some cases, the damage left in the storm's wake has been enough to make grown men cry.
“Guys come in and they're in tears,” says Kevin J. Mackay, owner of Corvette Repair Inc. in Valley Stream, N.Y. on Long Island. “They didn't expect a storm surge to wipe out their work, their investment, their prized family heirloom.”
Mackay, a specialist in Corvettes, says he has 15 flooded cars in his shop.
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