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posted on March 24th, 2013 at 09:33 PM
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Anyone know what you currently get for scrap cars per tonne if droped off?



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posted on March 24th, 2013 at 10:32 PM



100? I think? depends where really. I know some will pay as low as 50 and some apparently will pay up to 200 a ton. Haven't seen the later myself.



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posted on March 24th, 2013 at 10:43 PM



Last time I checked, the price was pretty low. I got a quote of $130 a tonne, but that was a couple of months ago, so worth checking again. It has been up to about $200 a tonne in the past I think. I recently sold a Bedford van to U-Pull-It, they paid me $100 cash and picked it up for me on a tow truck. Much easier than hiring a trailer and going through all the hassle of towing it yourself, and better return on your money as well.



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posted on March 24th, 2013 at 11:20 PM



Many advertise they will pick up Your wreck for free... lol

that means You get zilch...$000

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posted on March 25th, 2013 at 08:49 PM



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Many advertise they will pick up Your wreck for free... lol

that means You get zilch...$000

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yep that what i got and they broke my step dad's trailer lol




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posted on March 27th, 2013 at 04:25 PM



As far as I know the licenced tow operators get more than you will if you walk in off the street. In Brisbane, one place close to me is 10c per kg or $100 per tonne, another that is further away is 15c per kg or $150 a tonne. But unless you have a lot to scrap it's not worth driving the extra.

Most of the ones who take it away free will pay for complete cars because they resell them, its usually a sideline for towies when the work is slow. If it's worth anything they resell it, if its an XD falcon they scrap it. The best option is to contact the scrap merchants themselves, most of them will have a tilt tray and will at least pay you something if the car can't make it under its own steam.

And in any event, if the car is drivable to the point where it can be driven to a scrap yard, it is probably worth more to sell anyway.
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posted on March 27th, 2013 at 09:59 PM



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As far as I know the licenced tow operators get more than you will if you walk in off the street. In Brisbane, one place close to me is 10c per kg or $100 per tonne, another that is further away is 15c per kg or $150 a tonne. But unless you have a lot to scrap it's not worth driving the extra.

Most of the ones who take it away free will pay for complete cars because they resell them, its usually a sideline for towies when the work is slow. If it's worth anything they resell it, if its an XD falcon they scrap it. The best option is to contact the scrap merchants themselves, most of them will have a tilt tray and will at least pay you something if the car can't make it under its own steam.

And in any event, if the car is drivable to the point where it can be driven to a scrap yard, it is probably worth more to sell anyway.


:lol: lol so this is common? happen to me once too. its like the national standards in scrap cars




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posted on March 28th, 2013 at 08:17 PM



sweet thanks guys.....I'll take that old splittly and lowlight down, maybe get $200. sweet :()



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posted on March 29th, 2013 at 04:02 PM



You get less for zwitters and Hebmullers, 'cos they're so light...

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