Is that information public?
My totaled Taurus sold, and I'm curious what it went for
Where's the Copart/IAAA crowd?
My totaled Taurus sold, and I'm curious what it went for
Where's the Copart/IAAA crowd?
How can I find out how much a Copart auction sold for?
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there used to be a site that did it for you
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Maybe Google the VIN?
More and more online auctions are trying to hide auction data, even eBay is making it harder.
You pretty much have to have a script watch the auction near the end to know, sort of how cargraph used to work before it became “commercial
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I don't know whether to laugh or cry
Well, someone will get a decent engine/trans/airbags out of it
Starter and alternator, and a few serviceable panels
I'll never understand the salvage business
I was in the auto salvage business for about 5-6 years in my previous life dealing with repo's and abandoned cars. You'd be amazed on the amount of money to be made from cars that would (appear) to have very little or no value. I love diving around in junkyards and have developed a decent rapport with a couple of the local owners who run smaller yards. One told me he only bothers selling parts for "beer money" and makes way more money from just crushing and recycling the leftovers. And he's in a fairly high traffic area just on the outskirts of the suburbs with lots and lots of people in and out of there all day long buying parts.
I told my wife if I had to do my life all over again, she'd be co-owner of a junkyard. There are definitely a lot of rascals and shady types in that type of business but I dealt with a lot of good decent people as well. Neither of either type hurting for money or lacking business.
I told my wife if I had to do my life all over again, she'd be co-owner of a junkyard. There are definitely a lot of rascals and shady types in that type of business but I dealt with a lot of good decent people as well. Neither of either type hurting for money or lacking business.
Idon't know whether to laugh or cry
I'll never understand the salvage business
The bidder appears to be overseas (export docs are filed)
After paying buyers fees and shipping they are in for close to $3 grand, go figure, full intact in good condition that is a $1500 car
That makes no sense at all. Unless "something" gets put in the car when it is shipped...........
The prices on CoPart or IAAI are stupid crazy last few years.
And most newer junk cars seem to go overseas, coincidence?
i sent a bunch of late model crashed cars to atlantic express and other big volume shippers.
arthur and vlad will get them fixed up. steering wheel in the driver’s seat? no problem
