I love how everyone is asking for pictures.

When the interior is dry, be sure to apply some leather conditioner.

Depending on how bad it is, you may need to remove he carpet as well.

Sucks man, sorry to hear it. Good luck

+1 . . . Actually, removing the carpeting now might be a good idea. If the carpeting was soaked, you'll likely get a mildew smell, if the carpeting dries in place.

Well, the seats are pretty much dry. The carpets are still wet so I took them out to dry. Interior and passenger seat smells like rain, which isn't pleasant at all. Oh well, I pay the consequences for being forgetful.

Thanks for the tips, guys.

Holy crap!

One more thing I forgot to mention to help you (and Johns daughter now)

Go to your local hardware store and buy yourself a small bucket or carton of DampRid. It will help remove any left over moisture that might still be around. I'd put it in the backseat floor or front passenger seat.

http://www.damprid.dsiwebbuilder.com....asp?cat=56350

damn sorry to hear that sucks

insurance might help, im sure interior parts are pricey at the dealer... maybe get u custom interior for only ur deductible and little raise in insurance...

Thanks, I'll give that a try.

Thanks!

I officially have damprip in my car. Hopefully it does something!

It's worked for me in a musty closet I had in my old condo

wow that sucks.. =[ sorry bro