Scrapping A Car
Discussion
can anyone help - I'm having to get rid of my 21 turbo. It has been sat on a drive (not even started) since the MOT about 4 1/2 months ago. I looking at scrapping it, as it had a couple of advisories and as these havent been fixed since and I dont have time to fix them, the car needs to go. The car itself is possibly worth more in parts than sold as a whole car.
Will a scrappy just give me money for it? or is there a fee I have to pay for scrapping the car?
Can anyone suggest someone to me who to take it to...
Cheers
Matt
Will a scrappy just give me money for it? or is there a fee I have to pay for scrapping the car?
Can anyone suggest someone to me who to take it to...
Cheers
Matt
A neighbour of mine has just scrapped his old Rover. If he had driven it to the scrappy he would have got £60 for it, but it was collected with no cash exchanging hands. They did let him take parts off it that he thinks he can sell himself.
Edited by SwanJack on Wednesday 13th August 11:38
SwanJack said:
A neighbour of mine has just scrapped his old Rover. If he had driven it to the scrappy he would have got £60 for it, but it was collected with no cash exchanging hands.
was that negotiated with scrappy before taking it to them or when he got there? (I will be driving it to them on sat afternoon)SwanJack said:
Negotiated over the phone I think as they came to collect it. The car was not taxed insured etc.
Scrap metal is now around £260 a tonne, so you shouldn't have to pay someone to take a car away.
Thanks for that - I will have to ask around and negotitate a bit on the weekendScrap metal is now around £260 a tonne, so you shouldn't have to pay someone to take a car away.
Edited by SwanJack on Wednesday 13th August 11:45
This topic was on fifth gear this week. They bought an Astra for £150 private and sold it at auction to a scrappy for £230!!!
Its something to do with the increased industrial development in the East and demand for raw materials like steel.
A scrappy will bite your hand off for the 21, the bigger the car the better!
Its something to do with the increased industrial development in the East and demand for raw materials like steel.
A scrappy will bite your hand off for the 21, the bigger the car the better!
Evil.soup said:
This topic was on fifth gear this week. They bought an Astra for £150 private and sold it at auction to a scrappy for £230!!!
Its something to do with the increased industrial development in the East and demand for raw materials like steel.
A scrappy will bite your hand off for the 21, the bigger the car the better!
Here's the clip of Fifth Gear showing that.Its something to do with the increased industrial development in the East and demand for raw materials like steel.
A scrappy will bite your hand off for the 21, the bigger the car the better!
http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid1701...
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