Have a damaged or end-of-life vehicle? Tell our team what is still fitted, what has been damaged and where it is located. Accurate details help us assess your enquiry and collection needs.
Discuss the next step for an unwanted vehicle
Define the starting point
If keeping or repairing the vehicle no longer suits your plans, start by describing it as it stands. Include model, year, condition and completeness. You do not need to estimate salvage value to make a wrecking enquiry.
Explain what changes the description
A repair project may have loose parts, a removed engine or equipment you want to keep. State what remains fitted and what would be offered separately. If the car cannot move or is on stands, tell our team rather than repositioning it to prepare an enquiry.
Review the arrangement
Ask about the available option for your particular vehicle and review the full arrangement. This page concerns a vehicle enquiry; it does not advertise a stock list of replacement parts.
Clarify these points
- Which major parts remain fitted?
- Are loose included items stored with the vehicle?
A clear offer in three steps
1. Define what you are offering
For this wrecking enquiry, identify the model and body configuration, then describe known damage, movement restrictions and the components still fitted. Separate the vehicle and fitted equipment from belongings or items you plan to keep.
2. Review the whole offer
Bring the sale and collection terms into the same conversation with our team. Confirm what is included, the proposed price, applicable costs and how payment and access will be arranged.
3. Prepare to the agreed terms
Once the arrangement is understood, confirm the access contact and preparation instructions. If you decide to retain equipment or the parking position changes, discuss that before the planned collection.
Before you decide
Do I need a mechanical diagnosis to enquire?
Describe the facts you know: visible damage, symptoms and parts already removed. Say when a detail is uncertain so our team can ask the next useful question. Include these points when discussing the complete offer with our team.
Should I mention parts stored beside the offer?
Separate fitted components from loose items in your description. Discuss which items form part of the offer and whether they can be included in the proposed collection. Include these points when discussing the complete offer with our team.
Related guidance
Make the next conversation useful.
Use this guide to describe car wreckers needs and discuss the offer with its collection terms.
A clear next step
Let’s talk about your vehicle.
Tell us the make, model, condition and pickup suburb. We can then discuss your enquiry and collection needs with you.
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