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It's very, very expensive to bring something back to operational after decades of neglect. Spend thousands of euros on a car worth at most 1000€ Also, we alrea
by yardie 1y ago
It's very, very expensive to bring something back to operational after decades of neglect. Spend thousands of euros on a car worth at most 1000€
Also, we already have a car. Why would I want someone else's scraps?
- aziaziazi 1y agoAnother card noon here, especially in urban motor driving so please excuse my ignorance. In that desperate situation isn’t it cheaper to call a friend to seat on the car and handle the steering wheel while you attach the car to yours with those rods, then pull it to a metal scrapper shop that buy metal by the weight? Without plate, isn’t that car basically a non car but a pile of metal?
- sjducb 1y agoIf you don’t have a title or ownership history then people think the car is stolen. That’s why scrappers won’t take it. If you have a title then people will pay you to come and pick it up.
- ponector 1y agoIf you are irresponsible human being you can simply tow junk car to any other public location so it is a new problem for someone else. In our city there is a separate service where you can report abandoned car. They check, leave a note and one month later tow it to the special parking lot. Later it is sold at the auction or scrapped.
- yardie 1y agoIf you let a car sit long enough, the rubber tires will develop a dimple. If you let it sit decades the tires will completely collapse. Now you are dragging a multi-ton steel sled with rubber nonskid pads instead of free rolling tires. Also, this is an underground garage. Not a ton of room to move around. > isn’t it cheaper to call a friend Its not moving a couple of boxes of furniture. I'd never seriously ask any friend to do this on a lark. Just pay the insured "expert" their fee so you don't have to assume any liabilities.